Deforestation
Deforestation
Deforestation
On the one hand, there are some problems with the harmful effects of forest
destruction. The most visible consequence is that it threatens the natural
environment. Obviously it has destroyed the habitat of plants and animals so
wildlife has been in danger of extinction. Because the green forest is home to some
of the world’s animals, especially wild animals, they have lost the shelter they need
for their survival when forests are cut down. Therefore, the destruction of forests
can have a devastating impact on the earth’s biodiversity. In addition, it is
undeniable that deforestation may also result in climate change on the planet.
Nowadays, when the greenhouse effect and global warming are becoming
alarming, recovering the planet's trees is considered the most practical solution.
They play an important role in absorbing carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to
reduce emissions and slow down temperature. By cutting down huge areas of
forest, therefore, without replacing the trees that humans remove, it can have a
huge impact on human lives.
On the other hand, there are some solutions to address the destruction of forests.
The most feasible solution that helps solve this problem is from government action.
In order to protect the forests, they need to strengthen the guard force and security
of the forest. Moreover, there have to be strict regulations on how much forest is
allowed to be cut down or has to be preserved and give heavy fines to people who
violate them. Another possible measure that can contribute to solving this issue is
from individual actions. People should raise their friends and relatives' awareness
about natural forest protection. There are many ways for residents to protect the
forest such as joining a reforestation program, educating children about the
importance of forests, eliminating the act of cutting down trees or contacting the
hotline of security to prevent deforestation.