This document discusses the exploitation of forests and trees over centuries for wood and land. The mismanagement of forest lands has led to forests rapidly retreating. While natural ecosystems are essential, overexploitation can cause issues like global warming, food insecurity, and climate change. The government of India has taken measures like the Indian Forest Act of 1927 and the Forest Conservation Act of 1989 to conserve forests and increase tree cover.

1. EXPLOITATION OF TREES
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2. Forests have been exploited
over the centuries as a source
of wood and for obtaining land
for agricultural use. The
mismanagement of forest lands
and forest resources has led to a
situation where the forest is now
in rapid retreat.
While natural ecosystems are
essential for plant and animal
growth, overexploitation can lead
to severe issues like global
warming , food insecurity and
climate change

5. ADVANTAGES OF EXPOLITING
RESOURCES WITH SHORT TERM AIMS
1.Exploiting resources for short-term aims will be beneficial
for present generations.
2.It will help in boosting the economic growth of the country.
3.It will benefit the industrialization of the country.
4.It helps in the fulfillment of the immediate needs of
humans.
5.It will pace up the present advancement, growth, and
development at a personal and societal level.

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7. THE ROLE OF THE GOVERNMENT OF INDIA
The government of India has been continuously putting significant
efforts in terms of conserving the forest resources. They have not
only taken measures to conserve the present forest cover but also
have initiated several measures to increase the forests and tree
cover of the country .
 The Indian Forest act ,1927
 The Forest conservation act,1989
 The establishment of the National Forest Policy was also among
one of the steps taken nserve forest resources. They have not only
taken measures to conserve the present forest cover but also have
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