What wee the main reasons for deforestation during colonial periods
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There are many reasons for deforestation during the colonial periods. Some of them are as follows⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️⤵️
- Population increased, the demand for food went up.
- British encouraged the production of commercial crops.
- Forest were unproductive.
- The spread of railways from 1850s.
- Emergence of Plantations.
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What wee the main reasons for deforestation during colonial periods?
- Forests were cleaned for cultivation of lands and to further expand and increase the areas for railways.
- They also cleaned forest for building up lands and for making cities infrastructure etc.
- Due to increase in the population the demand for food material increase this led down to deforestation.
- British encourage the production of commercial crops like jute, wheat, cotton, etc.
- Road building, urbanization, Wood expansion also led to the deforestation.
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