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Deforestation is the act of clearing the trees or permanent removal of forests and converting them into a non-forest use land. This degradation of the forests becomes the biggest threat to the lives of 1.6 billion people worldwide whose livelihoods depend on the forests. Moreover, the survival of several different species becomes harder than before.
Due to the destruction of forests, the ecosystem is continuously losing its capacity to provide important goods and resources. Even, the ability to absorb the tonnes of Carbon dioxide released from burning fossil fuels has been reduced as well. The forests are also responsible for climate change and help to reduce risk from disasters like coastal flooding etc.
After deforestation we human are not stopped due to deforestation and human practise lead to global warming and we can see the result as bushfires in the forest which gradual increase the deforestation rate.
There are some disadvantages caused by deforestation -
  • Extinction of many wildlife, animals-Forest is home of all aminal due to deforestation we see that serval dangerous animal coming in an urban area and harm human.
  • The Expanding amount of greenhouse gasses-As we know that tree is good absorber of harmful gases and also take co2 and release oxygen which help us to survive but nowadays foreset are decreasing in such a rate that case increase in the amount of co2.
  • Increase in Soil Erosion which reduces the moisture and nutrients of soil-Tress roots and the soil into it and give strength to land or soil and help us to prevent many areas from floods.
  • Change in human culture: endangered habitat of tribes-India is a diverse country It has many different tribes that still now live in the forest and run there life as early man lifestyle and due to deforestation these people ahs to suffer a lot            
Some points are:-
  • The profit from logging will eventually run out.
  • Adverse impact on the regulation of the water cycle.
  • Influence the global temperature of the atmosphere: Climate change.
  • Lose in acquiring and discovering several medicines and herbs.
MY SUGGESTIONS:
There are many steps that we can take to prevent deforestation every people has to take step according to there convenience and what they think that this step is important but some common step according to me are:-


  • Plant a tree in every month and take care until it becomes mature.
  • If we see something that harms nature so it at that point.
  • Go and enjoy Nature so that we can learn there importance.
  • Make awareness in planting a tree.

  • Comments

    1. the Initial steps we take today the future will be more fruitful than before
      #SaveMotherland

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    2. Let's pledge to make Earth a better place 🌎😇

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    3. Without thinking all humans give damage to our Earth in so many ways and cut countless trees without thinking it can harm our nature very badly.

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