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Trees play a vital role in maintaining the environment. They absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen, reduce global warming by lowering greenhouse gas emissions, and provide a green cover that prevents excessive solar heating. Trees also improve air quality by absorbing pollutants, cool homes and reduce energy usage, and are integral to the water cycle by absorbing groundwater and releasing rain. Planting trees prevents soil erosion, enriches the soil, shelters wildlife, and contributes to the economy. Deforestation has caused issues like increased flooding, reduced rainfall, and endangered species. It is important to save forests and protect trees to sustain the biodiversity of the Earth.
Trees are essential for oxygen production, carbon dioxide absorption, and reducing global warming. They provide cooling effects equivalent to multiple air conditioners.
Transpiration from trees forms rain clouds, contributing to groundwater and atmospheric moisture retention.
Trees improve soil quality, prevent erosion, and nourish the soil through leaf shedding, providing habitat for wildlife.
Trees enhance air quality, provide oxygen, and can alleviate health issues by improving environmental conditions around homes.
Tree removal leads to increased flooding, decreased rainfall, and risk to wildlife, highlighting the necessity of forest conservation.
Emphasizing the need to save forests and protect biodiversity as a crucial step for environmental preservation.
Dedication to Kausalya Janardanan.



































