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The document discusses questions from a rejuvenation group about forests and deforestation. It provides answers to the questions: forests can be destroyed by factors like global warming, deforestation, illegal logging and human activities; deforestation can impact human life through increased natural disasters and decreased availability of water, air, land and food; solutions include reforestation, selective logging, sanctions on loggers, and establishing protected forests and natural reservations.
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Forests contain over 60% of the world's biodiversity and provide plants for food and medicine while helping control the planet's climate. About half of the original tropical forests have been destroyed, and without changes, only 20% will remain by 2030. Deforestation has many causes like slash-and-burn farming, development, and logging, and it reduces oxygen levels and food sources while threatening hundreds of thousands of species. We can help save forests by reducing wood and paper consumption and increasing recycling.
Deforestation
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The document acknowledges and thanks several individuals who helped with the completion of the author's project work, including their project guide and principal. It expresses gratitude to the project guide for their valuable guidance and encouragement. It also thanks other team members for their kind cooperation and help with the project. The document is a certificate stating that a project titled "FOREST IN ANDHRAPRADESH" was completed in partial fulfillment of an Environmental Sciences coursework by the author. It was certified by the head of the department.
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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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- 5. Hilda Rizki Amelia (13)
- 7. What happen with our forest ? Destruction serious of forest causes the forest to be dry and organisms in the forest will be lost the habitat and availability of food is decease and can changing the ecosystem.
- 8. Why the forest can be destroy ? Because influence of global morming,deforestation,illegal logging and human activities that can destruction.
- 9. What are the impact of deforestation to human life ? The impact of human is can causes natural disaster such us : soil flow,erosion,andflood and availability of water,air,land and food are decrease.
- 12. Firm sanction to the loggers.
- 13. Establishing protected forest and Natural Reservation.
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