The dwindling forest cover not only threatens the habitat of millions of species but also endangers water reserves. On the basis of the above article and the visual input given, write a letter to the editor of a national daily expressing your concern about the threat to the bio reserves. can any one give me a long answer pls ??????????
Answers
The Editor
The HT
Name of City
November 6, 2016
Sub: Dealing with the alarming issue of dwindling forests
Sir
Through the columns
of your esteemed newspaper, I want to express my deep concern and the need to
immediately do as much as is possible at the micro and macro levels before the
problem becomes unmanageable. 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 tropical rainforests. More
than half of the world's estimated 10 million species of plants, animals and
insects live in the tropical rainforests. They are important to the
environment as they recycle water and regulate levels of carbon dioxide in the
atmosphere through photosynthesis. They are the world's full-time regulators 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.
The tropical rainforests are also very important because
they are home to an enormous number of plants and animals. 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.
Cutting of these forests 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. Many unique species of plants and animals
will become extinct. The very process of evolution will be affected
irreparably. The people of the world must unite to preserve these powerhouses
of creation and evolution.
Through the columns of your esteemed daily I appeal to the
government and people to do their level best in preserving these invaluable
forests.
Yours truly,