Deforestation occurs when trees are cut down or burned in an area. This is often done to clear land for agriculture, livestock grazing, or development of buildings and roads. However, deforestation has negative consequences like reducing oxygen production, increasing carbon dioxide that worsens global warming, destroying natural habitats and threatening endangered species, causing problems like soil erosion and floods. Reforestation and establishing protected wildlife areas, water management practices, and legislation restricting deforestation can help address these issues.
Deforestation occurs when trees are cut down or burned in an area. This is often done to clear land for agriculture, livestock grazing, or development of buildings and roads. However, deforestation has negative consequences like reducing oxygen production, increasing carbon dioxide that worsens global warming, destroying natural habitats and threatening endangered species, causing problems like soil erosion and floods. Reforestation and establishing protected wildlife areas, water management practices, and legislation restricting deforestation can help address these issues.
Deforestation occurs when trees are cut down or burned in an area. This is often done to clear land for agriculture, livestock grazing, or development of buildings and roads. However, deforestation has negative consequences like reducing oxygen production, increasing carbon dioxide that worsens global warming, destroying natural habitats and threatening endangered species, causing problems like soil erosion and floods. Reforestation and establishing protected wildlife areas, water management practices, and legislation restricting deforestation can help address these issues.
Deforestation occurs when trees are cut down or burned in an area. This is often done to clear land for agriculture, livestock grazing, or development of buildings and roads. However, deforestation has negative consequences like reducing oxygen production, increasing carbon dioxide that worsens global warming, destroying natural habitats and threatening endangered species, causing problems like soil erosion and floods. Reforestation and establishing protected wildlife areas, water management practices, and legislation restricting deforestation can help address these issues.
What is deforestation? Deforestation is the cutting or burning down of all the trees in an area.
Why it happens? People cut the trees to make paper, furniture and constructions. The open field is used to make buildings doo the amount of people that live in a certain place. To clear the land for cattle, horses or chicken farms. To grow vegetable, rice and other food for more and more human beings. Road Building Firing can destroy a big area of trees
Consequences Less oxygen is produced by the trees. There will be more carbon dioxide which worsens global warming. The natural habitats will be destroyed and the certain species of animals and plants will became instinct. In some areas it can make soil erosion, floods or even drough
The weather can become too hot for the species that live in the planet. We will have to pay more for paper and wood products as they will become very expensive. Haze will prevail and our health will be badly affected. Future generations are more likely to develop asthma and similar diseases cause by the
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