build less biodiverse place so that it is easier to live there
it is very bad for the environment
if there is no deforestation we can improve tourism of not only kerela
Flooding and erosion.
Deforestation results in soil erosion because the usual trees that were holding the soil in place has been destroyed causing the area to be easily infiltrated by various types of erosion factors
Migration,Deforestation,Modernization,Tourism
Runoff can lead to erosion by carrying away loose soil and sediment. When rainwater flows over the land, it can pick up particles and transport them downhill, causing the erosion of soil surfaces and streambanks. Increased runoff due to factors like urban development or deforestation can intensify erosion processes.
how man's interaction with nature has resulted in different hazards situationsuch as deforestation, soil erosion ,causing floods and droughts
Deforestation and quarrying
soil erosion anddestruction
Tourism would have no impact on deforestation and could in fact decrease the issue through awareness. North America has many tourists visiting their forests and the number of forest acres and density is increasing, not going down. They certainly do bring pollution with them. They drive their cars, they throw garbage. They use plastic bottles for their water. Erosion could be caused, in some small manner by over tourism. Trails that change watershed routes or by trampling vegetation near streams could cause issues.
Erosion is one. Deforestation contributes to runoff and erosion.
In Nepal, deforestation due to logging and agricultural activities, as well as improper land management practices, such as overgrazing and steep slope cultivation, are significant contributors to soil erosion. In Bhutan, similar issues related to deforestation, unsustainable agricultural practices, and infrastructure development, such as roads and hydropower projects, are causing soil erosion. Both countries are working towards implementing sustainable land management practices to address these environmental challenges.