Question

In order to meet the ever-increasing demand in factories and for shelter, trees are being continually cut. Is it justified to cut trees for such projects? Discuss and prepare a brief report.​

Answer 1

Explanation:

No. It is not at all justified to cut trees to meet the ever-increasing demands of the human population. Forests are the habitat of several organisms, including wild animals

Answer 2

No. Cutting trees to suit the ever-increasing demands of the human population is not at all justifiable. Several creatures, especially wild animals, call forests home.

Explanation:

• They give off  $O_{2}$  and absorb dangerous  $CO_{2}$  gas from the atmosphere, providing us with high-quality air. They protect the atmosphere from overheating in the process. They help to avoid soil erosion as well as natural disasters like floods and droughts.
• They improve soil fertility and contribute to biodiversity conservation.
• Cutting down forests to suit the needs of an ever-increasing human population would result in global warming, soil erosion, the greenhouse effect, droughts, floods, and a slew of other issues.
• The removal of forests will upset the natural balance. As a result, forests must be protected.
• In natural disasters like as floods and heavy rains, the forest acts as a buffer