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Deforestation and Habitat Loss

This category deals with the causes and effects of changes in natural habitat. Examples would include questions about cutting down forests, plowing grasslands for agriculture, coral reef die-offs, and the natural process of succession.

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Recycled paper and virgin difference?

"Virgin" paper comes from newly-cut trees whereas recycled paper is made from old paper that is ground up and reformed into paper again.

Is table salt a solute?

Table salt or sodium chloride is indeed a solute. It will dissolve and disperse in water. In that context, water is a solvent.

What is spoilage of land scape?

Landscape spoilage is the pollution of land due to human activities or natural causes due to which the quality of soil degrades leading to various consequences like loss of productivity,soil erosion,etc.

Is deforestation caused by wars?

deforestation is caused by wars because when the war is caused the britishers cut the forest for there own needs and this result to deforestation.

Deforestation is now caused by logging, often illegal. Farmers also increase their grazing and croplands by removing trees.

What is afforestration?

Afforestation is the establishment of forest or stand of tree in an area where there was no forest

What human activity releases large amounts of sulfur dioxide into the environment?

Sulfur dioxide is produced by the burning of coal to produce electricity. Nearly 2/3 of the sulfur dioxide produced is through the burning of fossil fuels.

What will happen when deforestation or cutting trees occurs?

there will be more landslides as trees will not be there to hold land in place. flooding as trees won't be there to soak up the water, and more co2 because trees get rid of it.

What are the effects of the deforestration on the global cycle the atmosphere?

1. Due to deforestaion soil erosion takes place.The top soil gets eroded and will not be suitable for plant growth. 2. The amount of carbon di oxide increases in the atmosphere and the other harmful gases also increases,thus causing acid rain. 3. Due to acid rain the soil gets polluted and the loses some of its essential nutrients.

What are the consequences of deforestation?

The consequences of deforestation are becoming greater and greater! We are losing trees at an alarming rate. We are becoming more over populated and loosing more trees, which is making the oxygen in the air drop heavily. It also is taking away habitat for animals.

Why do people burn trees?

to use the trees for...baskets,desks,and chairs,all kinds of wooden things!

What effects does deforestation have on the Amazon?

Changes the ecosystem.

Negatively impacts biodiversity.

--from Apex Learning

Paper is to tree as Glass is to?

Sand. Paper is made from trees, so the analogy is asking for a material that glass is made from. Glass is primarily made from sand, which is melted and molded into various shapes and forms to create glass products.

What are the disadvantages of circular logging?

The benefit to circular logging is that your disk drives don't fill with

hundreds or thousands of log files between backups. The disadvantage is

that you cannot restore a database and roll it forward to the time of a

failure when circular logging is enabled; you need a complete set of logs

to do that, and circular logs simply reuse the same files over an over

How many trees are there in the entire world?

I think there are about 6,000,000,000,000,0005 trees in the entire world. But i am not poisitive

Do cows contribute to deforestation?

There is a yes and no answer to this, depending on who you are asking.

For those who say "Yes!" their reasons are the following:

  • Most of the world's cattle are raise in areas where rainforests once flourished, and since cattle are grazing animals and not browsers, trees have to be cut down on order to provide more grazing land to feed the world's appetite for beef.
  • Most of the cattle barons responsible for cutting down trees are uneducated on proper grazing management and sustaining pastureland. All they do is like what was done in America over 150 years ago: over-stock and overgraze.
  • Cattle means money, and where there's a high demand for beef, then there's got to be a high supply. In order to meet that high demand, more grazing land has to be made available in order to supply more beef.

For those who say "No!" their reasons are the following:

  • Not all of the world's cattle are raised in areas where rainforests are or where located.
  • Humans are the sole reason why deforestation occurs. They are the ones that are destroying the trees. The cows and cattle are just the things that happen to be in the line of fire when it comes to disputes over deforestation.
  • Deforestation occurs not because the cows need the grazing, it's because of how uneducated cattle barons are about more sustainable grazing practices. They know nothing about stocking rate, grazing periods, rest periods, stock density, nor animal impact. All they do is what was done in American over 150 years ago: overgraze and overstock.
  • The rainforest isn't the only forest that contributes to the Earth's oxygen supply. Sure it supplies 40% of the Earth's oxygen, but the Boreal forest supplies around 50% of the Earth's oxygen as well, and it isn't seeing as heavy a deforestation impact as the rainforests are. Cattle can be raised up where the boreal forests are, but often that's where the more conservation-minded people are, and they take care not to cut down too many trees at a time.

How many varieties of hybrid Poplar trees are grown in Kentucky?

There is no exact number. The reason behind this is each year there is always new hybrid trees being grown.

What is the Life cycle of timber?

Life cycle show the living time(in year) of the tree. Each cycle indicates One year old.