Question

According to nissani, what can be some possible ways to save the forest of third world countries?

Answer 1

Answer:

These days, more and more people like to go to university. Some people assume that the only purpose of university education is to improve job prospects, others think that society and the individual get benefit much broader ways. It is certainly true that one of the main aims of university education is to secure a betterjob. The majority of people want to improve their future career prospects and attending university is one ofthe best ways to do this as it increases a person’s marketable skills and attractiveness to potential employers.But, further education is very expensive for many people.So most people would not consider to join university if it does notprovide them witha more secure future and a higher standard of living. Thus,job prospects are very important.There are other benefits for individuals and society. Firstly, the independence of living away from home is a benefit because it helps the students develop better social skills and improve as a person. A case in point is that many students will have to leave their families, live in halls of residence and meet new friends. As a result, their maturity and confidence will grow enabling them to live more fulfilling lives. Secondly, society will gain from the contribution that the graduates can make to the economy.

Answer 2

Answer:

Chopping the trees or deforestation is the second long term problem discussed by Moti Nissani. At first, she discusses over population as the main long term problem. Secondly, too few trees is discussed as another long term problem. nissani explains the causes,consequences of few trees as well as solutions for the third world countries to save trees in her essay. Some of the solutions are listed below:

i. By controlling our numbers and appetites i.e. controlling over population.

ii. By easing population pressure on tropical forests through effective investments in family planning efforts and educating the third world people.

iii. A greater measure of economic sufficiency may also stabilize the numbers of people and trees.

iv. Greater efficiency in the use of wood products and recycling.

v. Financial incentives for preserving forests and for sustainable forestry.

vi. Massive tree plantings of abandoned deforested lands and unused lands else where like a long highways, railroad tracks, in cities etc.

vii. Besides saving trees, "smokeless chulo" allows villagers to devote less time gathering firewood and more time to other activities as said by a nepalese woman.

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