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    Deforestation is caused by urbanization, agricultural expansion, mining, and increased demand for natural resources which leads to habitat loss, climate change, natural disasters, loss of biodiversity, human conflicts, extinction of species, desertification, and loss of natural resources. Potential solutions include investing in reforestation, sustainable development, recycling paper, and rehabilitating degraded forests.

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    Deforestation is caused by urbanization, agricultural expansion, mining, and increased demand for natural resources which leads to habitat loss, climate change, natural disasters, loss of biodiversity, human conflicts, extinction of species, desertification, and loss of natural resources. Potential solutions include investing in reforestation, sustainable development, recycling paper, and rehabilitating degraded forests.

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    Deforestation

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    Deforestation is caused by urbanization, agricultural expansion, mining, and increased demand for natural resources which leads to habitat loss, climate change, natural disasters, loss of biodiversity, human conflicts, extinction of species, desertification, and loss of natural resources. Potential solutions include investing in reforestation, sustainable development, recycling paper, and rehabilitating degraded forests.

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    DEFORESTATION

    Sources:
    -Urbanization
    - Agricultural
    expansion
    - Mining activity
    -Increased fires
    -Increased demand for

    natural resources

    Consequences:
    -Habitat loss
    -Climate change
    -Natural disasters Solutions:
    - Loss of biobiodiversity -Invest in reforestation
    -Human interactions to create new sources
    -Extinction of rivers of wood
    -Desertification -Devastate in equal
    - Loss of natural proportion to growth
    - Recycle paper
    resources
    -Rehabilitate degraded
    forest areas

    THE TREES YOU BURN WILL NEVER RETURN

    1 TON OF RECYCLED PAPER SAVES BETWEEN 15 AND 20 TREES

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