Deforestation and Habitat Loss

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clear cutting ------------------ deforestation

the plants is the rain forest are more damp

It's from a binomial name Ilex paraguariensis, The plant is grown and processed mainly in South America, is a species of holly (family Aquifoliaceae), well-known as the source of the mate beverage, which is native to subtropical South America in northeastern Argentina, Bolivia, southern Brazil, Uruguay and Paraguay.

Different countries have different laws regarding timber cutting. Some areas are protected, where logging would be illegal, but many areas are not.

many houses no food because of cutting trees.

The amount of carbon dioxide a person produces

logging, burning, clear-cutting, selective cutting.... I'm sure there's more though

they attack humans

Brazil

Economist

Well the question is very vague, but here is some information to think about. No matter where people live, they will have some impact on the environment - some homes have less of an impact on the environment than others. For example, if a house is self-sufficient for energy and water, then less of the habitat will be disturbed in the home's construction and in its lifespan. Part of the problem with people building houses in the woods is that building roads to these places creates fragmentation in the habitat; some species are sensitive to non-contiguous habitat and some animals will get hit by cars. Some more primitive societies still live in the forests of the Amazon more or less harmoniously, but every living thing must kill to stay alive and thus impacts its environment.

Deforestation has a direct negative effect on forest resources. This is because deforestation can kill many organisms including medicinal plants.

We would be deaded ;( (<<<Sad Face)

Yea true that, carbon builds up without us even making it happen, and to much carbon dioxide will kill us as it damages our lungs

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Many species of bird will colonise swampy land. Examples are Herons and ducks.

Many hardwood lumber companies try to push for reforestation by replacing the trees that they cut with multiple new ones. A common practice is to plant three or four trees for every one that is cut down.

Environmental degradation is the deterioration of the environment through depletion of resources such as air, water and soil; the destruction of ecosystems and the extinction of wildlife. Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Environmental_degradation

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oh yes

Depending on location, clearing vegetation can have numerous effects on flooding such as speeding up the errosion process which in turn creates a path of least resistance for water flow.

Deforestation harms averybody because of lots of different reasons, like, how there is not as many tourists because they will be going to see the animals and trees in the rainforest, also, there will be a loss of animal habitats.

well people are recycling and reusing to prevent deforestation.

Deforestation significantly degrades local soils by reducing their fertility and increasing erosion, as tree roots that anchor the soil are removed. The loss of vegetation disrupts the water cycle, leading to decreased moisture retention and altered microclimates, which can hinder the regeneration of plant life. Additionally, the removal of trees contributes to habitat loss, reducing biodiversity and affecting the overall health of the ecosystem. This degradation can lead to a cycle of further environmental decline, making recovery more challenging.

Yes.