Amazing Facts Of Trees
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Trees are the longest living organisms on Earth and provide oxygen for many people. A single mature tree can provide oxygen for 10 people per year. Trees also absorb significant amounts of carbon dioxide and pollutants from the air, with one acre of trees removing up to 2.6 tons of carbon dioxide annually. Planting just 30 trees per year can offset the greenhouse gases produced by a home and vehicle.
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The finite times
Wood comes from rainforests where loggers cut down trees using chainsaws or machinery. Lumber is wood from cut trees that is used to build houses, make furniture, and produce paper and pencils. The logging industry can damage forests by clear cutting, which removes all trees and damages animal habitats and the environment. A more sustainable alternative is strip logging, which removes trees in a way that mimics natural forest growth.
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Enviromercial everybody
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The finite times
The document discusses the wood industry and its impacts. It explains that wood comes from rainforests where loggers cut down trees using chainsaws or machines. The wood is then used to build houses, make furniture, and produce paper and pencils. However, logging large numbers of trees can damage rainforests and their ecosystems. Clear cutting whole areas can eliminate food and oxygen sources for animals and cause problems like flooding and global warming by reducing carbon dioxide absorption. A more sustainable alternative is strip logging, which mimics natural forest growth patterns.
охрана окружающей среды
The document discusses various environmental issues facing the planet, including pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction. It notes that humans rely on a healthy environment for clean air, water, food, and materials. However, human activities like cutting down forests, waste disposal, and greenhouse gas emissions are damaging the environment and endangering plants and animals. The document calls for actions like recycling, conservation efforts, and more responsible resource use to protect the Earth for future generations.
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1. Trees play an important role in the environment by improving air quality, reducing greenhouse gases, providing habitats for wildlife, and reducing noise pollution. They remove pollutants from the air and produce oxygen. Mature trees can produce enough oxygen for 10 people each year. Trees also help reduce stress.
2. Trees provide many benefits but are being cut down unsustainably due to population growth and illegal logging. This threatens forests and human life by reducing oxygen production and disrupting rainfall.
3. Large-scale tree planting programs aim to educate communities on the importance of trees and train people in planting and caring for trees. Thousands of trees have been planted across several Indian states to help address environmental issues.
Environmental protection
The document discusses various environmental problems facing the planet such as pollution, climate change, and habitat destruction. It notes that humans rely on a healthy environment for clean air, water, food, and resources. However, human activities like cutting down forests, pollution from waste and chemicals, and greenhouse gas emissions are damaging the environment and endangering plants and animals. The document calls for conservation efforts like recycling, protecting wildlife, and reducing pollution and energy use to help address these issues and keep the planet healthy and livable.
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Americans generate a large amount of waste each year, with packaging making up about one-third of trash in landfills. Recycling various materials can significantly reduce energy usage and environmental pollution. Aluminum cans can be recycled and back on store shelves within 60 days, while recycling one aluminum can saves enough energy to run a TV for three hours. Paper recycling can save over 250,000,000 trees each year in the US, and recycling one ton of paper conserves resources and reduces air pollution. Plastic recycling would also help reduce the millions of plastic bottles thrown out daily and protect sea creatures from plastic pollution.
Nature and its uses
Forests provide small-scale industries like beekeeping and basket making to tribal communities. They serve as energy reservoirs by trapping sunlight and storing it as biochemical products in fruits, nuts, seeds, nectar, and wood. Removing plants and trees would disrupt the atmospheric balance by reducing carbon dioxide absorption and oxygen release, which is essential for animal life. Deforestation leads to soil erosion and the loss of stored energy and nutrients in the system.
Earth day ppt 2016
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Bamboo Facts
Bamboo has a long history of diverse uses. It was used in early light bulbs, phonographs, and as reinforcement in concrete. Today, over a billion people live in bamboo houses. Bamboo is one of the strongest and most versatile building materials - it is very strong yet lightweight, flexible, and a rapidly renewable resource. Bamboo can be harvested much faster than trees, within 3-5 years, and continues regrowing thereafter without killing the plant. It has numerous environmental benefits including being very effective for erosion control, soil improvement, carbon sequestration, oxygen production, and watershed management. Bamboo also has many traditional and current uses for materials, tools, medicine, food, and more.
An Introduction to Environment
The document discusses the key components of the environment including natural components like air, water, soil and plants as well as human-made components such as bridges, parks and buildings. It notes that human activities like clearing forests, extracting minerals and constructing dams impact the environment. The document then provides information on environmental processes and how plants help keep the environment balanced by producing oxygen and absorbing carbon dioxide. Specific facts are given about the oxygen and carbon dioxide levels produced and absorbed by trees. The document concludes by discussing Bangladesh's natural resources like forests and wildlife as well as providing tips to help maintain a healthy ecosystem.
Lungs of the planet earth
Forests are the lungs of the earth. It is the trees which absorb the carbon dioxide released by the burning of fuel by man and keeps the air fresh.
The leaves use this carbon dioxide to produce food during photosynthesis, which is needed by animals.
The leaves after photosynthesis release oxygen which is a by- product of photosynthesis into the atmosphere.
This oxygen in the atmosphere is needed by all living organism for respiration. Without oxygen no animal or plant can survive on this earth!
The roots of trees help in absorbing the water from the ground and bring it up to the leaves. The excess water is sent out through the stomata and so the water vapour is released into the atmosphere.
Deforestation
Forests currently cover about 30% of the world's land but areas the size of Panama are lost each year due to deforestation. Deforestation damages land quality and threatens wildlife as 1.6 billion people and many endangered species rely on forests for resources. The primary causes of increasing deforestation are population growth, logging, agriculture, mining, and dam construction, which damage the environment by reducing carbon absorption, disrupting the water cycle, causing soil erosion, and endangering biodiversity.
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Amazing Facts Of Trees
- 1. Amazing Facts of Trees
- 2. Trees are the longest living organism on the Earth. g g g
- 3. A mature leafy tree produces oxygen for ten people to inhale fy p yg f p p in a year
- 4. One acre of trees can remove up to 2.6 tones of Carbon- di-oxide each year
- 5. No t N tree dies of old age. They are killed by i di f ld Th kill d b insects, t disease or people
- 6. An average tree absorbs 2000 liters of water every year.
- 7. The entire tree grows from the top and not from the bottom
- 8. Tree leaves remove tiny particles of soot, dust which otherwise damages human lungs.
- 9. Planting 30 trees in a year offsets green house gases from home and car.
- 10. One tree filters up to 27 kg of pollutants from air.
- 11. The age of a tree can be calculated by its rings rings.
- 12. Trees absorb 90% of the nutrition from atmosphere and 10% from soil.
- 13. An average sized tree can provide wood for 1, 70,000 pencils 1 70 000 pencils.
- 14. 14 billion pencils are made by cutting 82 000 trees 82,000 every year
- 15. A single edition of Daily News paper uses wood from 500 trees to make the paper. p p
- 17. 25, 00 000 25 00,000 trees are used for publishing books books.
- 18. Every ton of recycled paper saves 380 gallons of oil
- 19. We save 17 trees when we recycle every ton of paper. y y p p
- 20. Each vegetarian saves one acre of trees. Follow vegetarian diet.
- 21. Every book we read was once a tree. .
- 22. Plant a tree for every book you read read.
- 23. Nurture Trees to Nourish Birds, animals and insects. N N hB d l d
- 24. Nurture Trees to Nourish Water and Air.
- 25. Nurture Trees to Nourish Earth Earth. KAUSALYA JANARDANAN Y