The British considered forests unproductive primarily because they viewed land primarily in terms of agricultural output and economic exploitation. They believed that forests did not yield immediate financial returns compared to cultivated fields, which could produce cash crops. This perspective led to extensive deforestation for agriculture and urban development, as British colonial policies prioritized short-term economic gains over the ecological value of forests. Additionally, the British often underestimated the sustainable resources and benefits that forests provided to local communities and ecosystems.
because man is cutting it
The verb form of unproductive is "unproductiveness."
the medicine was very unproductive hope this helps :)
You are an unproductive worker in class young boy.
Probably because the majority of tree cover in Britain is temperate deciduous forest.
The answer is zero. It's impossible for a live person to be unproductive.
Conclusion to tribal society and their administration is by the arrival of British. British also formed new forest laws and by this their freedom and the administration lost . Usually the tribal were lived in the forest . British control these forest and named it as reserved forest. They call this because it helps in their all needs.
It's a British pony breed.
unproductive
why are both passive and aggressive behaviours unproductive in a contflict situations
British Columbia
That would be British Columbia.