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Is the destruction of the world's forests is inevitable as our need for land and food grows?
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∙ 10y ago
Some say the destruction of the world's forests because of the need for land and food is inevitable, but others say it is not. If the world uses the land and farming techniques (biointensive planting for one) that are already available, the world's forests would not have to be destroyed. If they continue on the course they are on, then yes, the forests would be destroyed.
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YҽŚ I agree
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