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Deforestation is the loss or degradation of forests due to natural or human causes such as agriculture, urbanization, mining, and unsustainable logging. It has significant environmental impacts including reducing biodiversity, increasing carbon dioxide emissions, and causing drier climates and soil erosion. Efforts to control deforestation include the Kyoto Protocol, REDD mechanisms to incentivize avoided deforestation, forest management practices, and reforestation programs.
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Since the existence of humans, precious trees have been destroyed to provide shelter, food, heat and supplies for economic growth and development. Consistent and an increasing demand for products for human comfort, endangers large forests and the environment. Continuous deforestation is disrupting the natural balance of ecosystems. Populations fail to realize that their daily habits and patterns of energy and paper consumption is damaging in the long-run. As deforestation becomes more and more widespread, little is being done to preserve nature
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- 1. DEFORESTATION BY: NICK LONGWELL ENG 1020
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