Question

Explain dominant consequences of Deforestation. ​

Answer 1

Answer:

One of the consequences of deforestation is a loss of biodiversity. Deforestation also increases greenhouse gas emissions, disrupts the water cycle, increases soil erosion and decreases the natural beauty of an area.

Answer 2

Answer:                                                                                                                        Following are the consequences of deforestation-

• 1) soil erosion: deforestation results in loosing of upper fertile layer of soil in wind,water etc. while trees held this soil in place via. their roots(underground).
• water cycle : deforestation disturbs natural water cycle because in absence of trees no transpiration which leads to rainfall depletion.
• green house effect: trees take co2 during  photosynthesis and release o2.this leads to depletion of co2 in atmosphere.in absence of trees co2 concentration in atmosphere increases which traps sunlight leading to green house effect and ultimately global warming.