Question

I want small speech on the tree plantation

Answer 1

Good morning everyone present. I feel immensely privileged

to have got the opportunity to express my views on ‘Trees are Our Lifeline’.

Franklin D. Roosevelt rightly said, “A nation that destroys its soils destroys

itself. Forests are the lungs of our land, purifying the air and giving fresh

strength to our people. ” Trees are indispensable for life. Man can’t live

without trees.

However,the present condition of forests in the world,

especially developing countries is pathetic and miserable. Forests are the

source of life. They are the giving angels. They give man oxygen, rains, wood,

fruit, make the world look so beautiful, yet the sinister man kills them! Who

will be more inhumane than man himself? Cutting of forests ultimately endangers

man’s own existence.

Most of the world oxygen that the animal

species including man inhale is produced in the forests and tropical rainforests.

Forests and rainforests house millions of species of plants, animals and

insects. Even more importantly, they are home to many unique plants and

animals that do not exist anywhere else in the world.  If the tropical

rainforests were to be destroyed, so would the homes of all these species.

Without a home, many of these species could become extinct.

Trees are important to the environment;  they recycle water and process carbon dioxide

in the atmosphere through photosynthesis. They are the world's full-time purifiers

of air and water. Their cutting will disturb the natural water cycles which

will lead to the shortage of fresh-water in the water reserves of the

world.  

Cutting of trees will have a negative effect on the

environment. It will result in an increase in the amount of carbon and other

greenhouse gases in the environment. Burning of these forests will result in

the emission of a large amount of carbon dioxide into the air. Carbon dioxide

and other greenhouse gases like the oxides of nitrogen and methane are known to

trap atmospheric heat, thus increasing the average temperature of the Earth's

surface. This increase in the temperature near the Earth's surface and oceans

is termed as global warming.

Extreme weather conditions, changing agricultural production, and increase in

the disease carrying viruses are some of the other effects of global warming.

Deforestation is the primary reason behind global warming; we need to show greater

concern towards the cutting of trees on a large scale. We need to take quick

measures for preventing deforestation of the tropical forests so that we can hope

for an environment that is healthy to live in.

So, we see how crucial trees are for evolution and the

smooth running of all the life forms on the planet. They are indeed the

power-house of evolution. It is our bounden duty to plant and preserve trees

and forests as without them we can’t exist

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Answer 2

Tree plantation is good for the environment. Everyone knows that trees are the source of oxygen. They inhale carbon dioxide and exhale oxygen without which the survival of living beings is not possible on earth.

Apart from inhaling carbon dioxide trees also absorb various harmful gases including sulfur dioxide and carbon monoxide and also filter harmful pollutants from the atmosphere thereby providing us fresher and cleaner air to breath. The growing amount of air pollution caused by the smoke emitted by vehicles and factories can be controlled only if we plant more and more trees. However, this is not the only reason why tree plantation is important.