How where forests cleared to expand the railway networks in india is early nineteenth century
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*The spread of the railways from the 1850s created a new demand for timber.
*Railway was needed for the spread of trade in India.
*To run locomotives, wood was needed as fuel and to lay railway lines, sleepers were required to hold the tracks together.
*As the railway tracks spread, a large number of trees were felled.
*The government gave contracts to individuals to supply timber.
*These contractors began cutting trees indiscriminately.
*Railway was needed for the spread of trade in India.
*To run locomotives, wood was needed as fuel and to lay railway lines, sleepers were required to hold the tracks together.
*As the railway tracks spread, a large number of trees were felled.
*The government gave contracts to individuals to supply timber.
*These contractors began cutting trees indiscriminately.
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