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Forests
A geographic area characterized by a dense growth of trees and underbrush.
5,185 Questions
How can we have so many different kind of matter with such a limited number of element's?
It's all in the structure
Is Antarctica actually a desert a prairie or a forest?
Antarctica is unlike most deserts, because there is no sand there. However, it is arid and desert-like, because the humidity averages about five percent.
There is no exposed soil, no trees, and 98% of the continent is covered with glacial ice.
Antarctica is the driest, windiest, coldest, darkest and highest continent on earth.
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Agriculture
What are the activities we shouldn't do against the forest?
Activities that should be avoided in forests include illegal logging, which depletes trees and disrupts ecosystems; littering, which pollutes the environment and harms wildlife; and starting unauthorized fires, which can lead to devastating wildfires. Additionally, disturbing wildlife habitats through off-trail hiking or using motorized vehicles can adversely affect local species. It's essential to respect and preserve forest ecosystems for future generations.
What will get the smell of diesel out of wood?
hey m8 im a carpenter and I've had people ask me this in the past, i have always used malt vinegar, like fish and chip shop vinegar, put some on your wood/affected areas leave for about 10-15 mins and it will be better.
make sure you give the wood a good dousing of vinegar
Why do you celebrate Van Mahotsav in the month of July?
we celebrate VAN MAHOTSAV on July 4th because we need to spread the word to people telling them not to cut down trees because more and more trees are being cut down but what people don't understand is there are houses and other buildings being put up in place of the trees but if we don't have trees we don't have oxygen and if we don't have oxygen then people cant breathe in the new houses or buildings so basically they are killing people by taking oxygen to put up houses that they don't even need to be built
How much wood was needed to last a winter in Maine in the 1700s?
How much timber was needed in 1700s Maine during winter would depend on:
- size of cabin or house; how many rooms
- type of cabin or house construction - example: brick exterior versus logs
- what materials were used to plug holes and drafts or across doorways - mud and dry grass, straw/ dried hay, rags / cloth strips, newspaper pieces, hides, furs, etc.
- whether the family had children or elderly, who often feel the cold faster
- who could cut and haul logs, then split the logs - widows would have a harder time
My sister lived in the PA mountains and used a wood stove to heat 2 large basement rooms of a 3-bedroom 1-story house ( 7 rooms total in the house). I believe she went through 4 to 6 cords of cut timber (wood) each winter. She kept her gas heat set low and relied on the wood stove's heat to rise to the first floor.
Single floor or 1 and 1/2 story cabins in the 1700s to mid 1800s had either one or a double fireplace on the first floor for heating and cooking.
