Geography, asked by Angel121, 1 year ago

why trees are grown in and around industries?

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Answered by shiva139

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Forests are grown in and around iron and steel industries because it provides a clean environment as treestake up carbon dioxide and give out oxygen and secondly, accessible to woods and fuel becomes quite easy.Forests also take up much of insolation of sun and brings rainfall which cools down the hot environment of .

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