What is the effect of people cutting too many trees down for buildings houses lumber and paper?

Answer 1

Well, by cutting down trees air becomes dirty, people sufficate eventually, the air is too dirty to live in, animals lose homes too so cutting down trees all leads to a chain reaction. Trees provide air and mammals need air to survive. Trees clean air so without trees the pollution would really be noticable. If there is no filter for the air people would be breathing pollution which will eventually be VERY bad.

Answer 2

Cutting down trees (deforestation) reduces the amount of carbon dioxide removed from the atmosphere, thus allowing the greenhouse effect to make the atmosphere warmer.

The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) states that deforestation is one of two human activities (the other is combustion of fossil fuels) that are causing global warming.

Answer 3

Competitive consumer-prized sources of such products as calendars, edifices, furniture, notepads, posters, reams and residences, contributions to global air, soil and water pollution and to globally warmed climate change, rallying points for environmentalist causes, and worldwide declines in forest and woodland acreage (hectarage) and tree species diversity are the effects of people cutting too many trees down for buildings, houses, lumber and paper. The downsides need not be present since legislation, such as tax incentives for re-seeding, would stop the environmental impacts of clear-cutting stands. The demand for wood products need not facilitate global deforestation and pollution and globally warmed climate change if the Czech Republic's historic model -- which may explain the distinctive Czech atmospheric light that so appeals to environmentalists, filmmakers and tourists -- of conscientious, coordinated clearing and re-seeding of land by glass-blowers for subsequent farm owners and village founders is followed.