What are the objectives of Deforestation (in points)?
Trees are inextricable from our life sutainment as they have lot of trees which >make oxygen and >they purify air. >Trees also give us with many products such as timber, latex, gum, fruits et vegetables. >All these adds uo to make great amount of changes of in the enviornment..
These are some points on the uses of trees.
<>Deforestration point include:
> Cutting trees
>Timber or wood- different type of wood from different trees.
>land for agriculture
> building homes for overpopulation
What organizations are against deforestation?
The following organizations are against deforestation:
· Nicodemus wilderness project
· The Common Sense Environmental Fund
· Crea
· International Conservation
· Conservation International
· Wildlife Conservation Society
· World Wildlife Fund for Nature
· Rainforest Action Network (RAN)
· Environmental Defence Fund (EDF)
· Rainforest Alliance
· Amazon Watch
· Friends of the Earth (FOE)
· Sierra Club
· The Costal Rainforest Coalition
How do carbon footprints affect people?
The earth was created for all the creatures that inhabit it!
All of God's creation breathe Oxygen and exhale Carbon Dioxide.
Carbon footprints affects only the people who choose to be affected.
All Green plants take in Carbon Dioxide and convert it in to Oxygen
When ocean water evaporates, what happens to the Oxygen in H2O?
What are factors responsible for the scarcity of water?
Climate, relief , geology, demographics (where the demand is), quality of life and maybe the economic state or an area/country
What are some solutions to deforestation that kids could do?
What are the causes of deforestation during colonial period?
The best woods, like mahogany, were picked out and sent back to Europe for furniture, but this had little effect on the forests. The main deforestation happened when land was cleared for cash-cropping, mostly spices, like pepper, by the locals. The Europeans discovered that rubber trees (native to the Amazon) grew well in the Java climate, so vast areas of tropical forest were cut down for rubber plantations.
What are the negative effects of colloids on the environment?
some colloids cause pollution in the environment...some colloids release cfc's that contributes to the ozone layer depletion...
How can you make paper without cutting trees?
Not and call it paper. You can make a substitute using animal skins, many of the earliest writing is on sheep skin. Substances can be made using plastics as well, many shipping envelopes are made of plastic fibers.
What is the definition of conservation?
The old rule was that the total amount of energy in the universe was fixed and unchangeable; it could be neither created nor destroyed.
Then came e=mc2.
Now the rule is that the total mass AND energy is fixed ... but that under certain conditions they can be interchanged. Conservation is the act of conserving something. When you conserve something, you protect it from harm or destruction.
Why is deforestation renewable?
With the right conditions and a few trees left to spread seeds or replanting efforts by people, trees and forests regrow over time.
How does physical environment affect the life in the community?
ict have a negative effect on the physical environment because the technology that they design today makes our world more ill then in the past. more and more people used it to make they life easy to send people message what they must bring with them or what to buy at a store while they lying on the couch drinking and eating fast food watching a movies or soapies
What will happen if the forest coverage is reduced?
If more forests were cut down levels of oxygen in the atmosphere would fall, and levels of carbon dioxide would rise. There would still be enough oxygen for us to breathe, but the extra CO2 would increase global warming.
What is deforestation and how is it linked to global warming?
Deforestation is the destruction of forests. Forests remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and act like a great carbon sink, storing the carbon in its leaves, roots, trunks and branches.
Destroying the trees adds more carbon dioxide to the atmosphere, causing global warming.
Why do some people hate talking?
Im one of those people who sometimes hate talking, up to the point where I'd do anything just to avoid talking or just simply refuse to utter a word. This has always seemed strange to me, but I figured out that maybe its because I'm a very spiritual person and usually reserved. I therefore sometimes need my space (peace and tranquality). It is difficult to obtain this, if you are constantly talking. You have to be quiet sometimes and allow your inner-self and the world around you to speak to your heart mind and body.
I hope this answers your question and please don't feel hurt when some-one wants to be quiet and alone. Usually its because they need to regain their inner equalibriam, therefore being able to be the best person they can be (towards other people).
Another thing you need to be aware of is that too much talking can be toxic (almost like noise polution) and some people are more sensitive to that, than others.
What is a problem due to deforestation on the lithosphere?
The lithosphere refers to the surface of Earth's outermost layer. On land, most of that surface is covered by soil. Deforestation damages the soil (and thus you could say damages the lithosphere) because when trees are removed, soil nutrients are no longer replenished by the leaves and twigs that usually provide soil microorganisms and insects with nutrients. This quickly depletes the soil of nutrients. In addition, the soil ends up being blown or washed away without trees to hold it in place.
Why is it important to have rainforests?
Why is the rainforest important?
1. Many rainforest trees are used to make medicines and food. 25% of all our medicine is made from rainforest materials. Without these, people would have to find other ways to produce the same product and it may make more people ill. Bananas and some nuts grow in the rainforest and they will be lost. Other materials like rubber and fibres are only found in the rainforest.
2. Many tribes and Amerindians live in the rainforest and without it they would lose their home and most of their culture.
3. Lots of animals and plants live in the rainforest and if they lose their home they may become extinct and die out. About half of the world animals live there and about two thirds of the earth's plants live there.
4. The trees in the rainforest absorb water and prevent many floods and erosion. They can also prevent drought.
5. The trees absorb carbon dioxide and without them, the temperature of the earth will go up and all the ice will melt. 18-25% of the earth's carbon dioxide is absorbed here.
Why is deforestation of the Brazilian rain forest a huge problem?
because deforestation is one of many issues that plague the worlds environment today.
Where are the most worst cases of deforestation?
the thing which is effected greatly by deforestation is we, the humans.
How do you use deforestation in a sentence?
the deforestation of the Amazon River area has not helped globel warming.
What is the effects of deforestation on cities?
deforestation mean cutting the trees , cutting the trees means less oxygen and more carbon dioxide , more carbon dioxide means global worming , more global worming means more floods
What are the natural causes of deforestation?
the natural cause of deforestation is the growing populaton as well as the growing needs of people due to which forests are being cut down to make agricultural fields and construction sites. hence the rate of deforestation is increasing day by day!!!