Question

Deforestation often occurs because of efforts to clear land for new forms. Describe a consequence of deforestation by discussing it's effects on biodiversity, ecosystems, or the environment. How could we avoid this consequence?

Answer 1

With lack of trees comes lack of oxygen and an increase in greenhouse gases and a way that we could avoid this consequence is if it were required for each tree cut down three must be planted in its place. Although something like that would have to start soon because not all trees will take to the environment and that means not all three trees will take maybe none will. Also with trees along with areas with water they filter the water and keep it generally clean and it makes clean drinking water for animals.

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Answer 2

The consequence of deforestation has effects in biodiversity, when a forest has been deforestated the ground lose nutrients, water and propriety’s, so we interrupt the cycle of life of a lot of different species of plants and animals, in fact we destroy the biodiversity of the ecosystem.

Then if we have less trees we’ll have more carbone dioxide (CO2) in our atmosphere. So we start a vicious cycle of destruction including the climatic changes.

The best option for help the planet to avoid the consequence is the reforestation and help the ground with manage programs of ground to give it nutrients again.