Forests are the lungs of the earth destruction of the world forests amounts to death of the world we currently know to what extent do you agree or disagree?

Answer 1

Nowadays we are all aware of the fact that it is absolutely true that forests are the main part of our world. Like lungs in human's body, which plays the major role for respiration, wise forest is the major key factor for living world. God has gifted many valuable things to human, one among that is forest which has good things as well as bad. In this essay I will shed light upon this disputable and complex issue and discuss about the advantages and disadvantages destruction of forest.

On the one hand, in today's growing population, there is no sufficient place to survive, so we are no other go than doing this destruction. Each negative has some positive while destructing the forest only we can get many good things like wood for making furniture, perfumes, pulp for making papers and so forth only by cutting shrubs and herbs we can get medicines for many diseases.

On the other hand, for some species like wild animals it is a place for inhabitant. If we distract forests animals will die or migrate to the cities creating a threat to humans. Furthermore, many people are living in rainforests. They get food and shelter from there. And when we deforest, these people lose their home and ordinary live. Moreover, carbon dioxide, which causes climatic changes like global warming, is absorbed by trees, which prevents the greenhouse effect. Desalination will cause significant changes in climate like warmer temperature, wind direction change or higher sea level. Besides, a lot of carbon dioxide may pollute environment seriously, harming the global health.

In the last analysis I can derive the following inference that although it's undeniable that using Natural Resources helps develop the world, forest play too big role in the life of our earth. Various steps should be taken by both government and public to save the forests.

Answer 2

I totally agree with that statement. There is only 3% of our rain forests left and in them reside 50% of animal species, so total destruction of our rain forests alone would cause extintion to nearly 50% of animal life and that's not to mention weather etc. So yes even regular forests are vital to our earth for many of the same reasons listed above. They also keep the earth from eroding and this is shown through the growth of the amount of desert that is continuing to cover the earth at an alarming rate. A couple of things that trees do is to provide oxygen to us and help filter our air from smog etc. not to mention weather, shade, and a home for animals.