Deforestation and Habitat Loss

Not every tree is suitable for making paper, as the quality and type of pulp required vary among species. Trees like pine, spruce, and eucalyptus are commonly used due to their long fibers, which produce stronger paper. However, hardwoods like oak and maple can also be used, often for specialty papers. The choice of tree affects the paper's texture, strength, and other properties.

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Power plants and factories burn different fossil fuels like coal and oil. The smoke and fumes from burning fossil fuels rise into the atmosphere and combine with the moisture in the air to form acid rain. Acid rain is damaging to the leaves of many trees, it limits the nutrients available to them, and can poison them with toxic substances slowly released from the soil.

Just that: an explanation or cause for a given result or situation, along with details that might provide additional information.

This may be used to mean "synopsis."

It would be better for them to keep the trees but if the trees are going to affect pipes and etc., then the trees should be cut down

Your best bet is to go straight to the horses mouth. Go directly to Enesco and ask them for this list. I am sure they will be happy to provide it for you.

1 mile = 5,280 feet

When a forest is left alone, there can acumulate a lot of dead wood and plants on the forest floor. The longer it goes without a fire, the more debris builds up and then when there is a fire, there is a lot of fuel to burn. The more fuel the hotter the fire and the more live trees will be destroyed.

The Forest service will periodically set fires within an area of the forest and have a controlled burn. This will be a smaller fire that will not damage the larger trees but will clear out the underbrush.

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Population growth leads to the clearing of forests for cities and farms.

Environmental hazards occur for many reasons. They can occur from disasters, such as fires, or they can occur from pollution in the ground water. Pollutants let into the atmosphere also cause environmental hazards.

The population of all of the animals that got food from the trees would drop as well as the animals that eat those animals so on and so forth.

If your neighbor refuses to cut down the tree, use insurance or savings to cover taking down your fence (and putting up a new one), get him/her to sign a paper that says he will hand his tree over to you in exchange for a portion of money from, then put up the fence (or wall, in this case), and do with what you will to the tree. If that doesn't work, move, or trespass property by cutting down the tree, and risk getting sued.

It depends on the type of wood because the volume of wood required to make a ton varies with the density of the wood.

Find a chart of wood densities here: http://www.simetric.co.uk/si_wood.htm

By my calculations (and I'm no mathematician), if you use aspen (420 kg/m3), it would take 2.15m3 of wood to equal a ton.

The enviromental problem causes by deforestation by forests only because in our earth forests our less from this its due to deforestation

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If you are referring to Spanish Bluebells, they do not have a relationship to trees. They are a perennial flower that grows from a bulb.

Chemical to heat (combustion), chemical to sound (the sounds of burning), garvitational potential to kinetic (trees falling over) and kinetic to sound (when they land).

Surface Fires are sometimes set in a way to protect forests.

indiscriminate logging

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I grow endangered plants in my back yard.

Many endangered trees only grow in one place but could grow in a few other places. Planting them in other places can help.

Even more serious is the lack of scrubbers in industrial smoke stacks. Acid rain destroys millions of trees each year.

Humans are changing the land by doing deforestation, building a lots of dams,increasing population.

Tundra is a northern climate where there are few trees and mostly just hardy grasses. It has no relation to the economy.

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