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Importance Of Trees

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Global Goals

Goal Number: 15 - Life on Land

Topic - Trees

Introduction

Question : How important are trees and why do we need them?

Why I chose this topic: Because it helps to make people more aware of the trees in the world around us because they are more important than most people think, and hopefully this essay will help inform then.

I have chosen this topic because I think that people should be more aware about trees.There are people that I know that chop down trees and then never use them in the end so they just go to waste, and then they say “Well you can just grow a new tree” But that's not really the same now is it? If I were to kill you and say “Well you can just make more people” It's not really the same.. So I chose this …show more content…

If deforestation occurs, it will create more usable space for growth.There are many reasons why deforestation is occurring, but one of the main ones is that it will create more space for growth. With an expectation that by 2050 there will be 10 million people on the planet, space has became a very important need on Earth.
It also produces more reusable material. With all the trees that are being cut down it can be used for wood products such as lumber. Considering the products that we need, deforestation can certainly provide an economic benefit.
Also, deforestation can give us the chance to produce more food. Increasing in crop technologies have resulted in huge volumes of farming yields. Deforestation can provide enough space to produce enough food for more than ten billion people who will be hungry in the future.
And, lastly (i’m not going to name all of them), deforestation allows the opportunity to graze animals. Grazing animals is a good way to make deforestation highly useful. With this system, it will be easier to find animals that are hiding in the forest or even rediscover those that are declared extinct. This method will give us a chance to multiply them for the …show more content…

Plants and trees play a very important role in keeping the planet habitable. As most of us probably already know, photosynthesis filters carbon dioxide gases out of the air and releases oxygen. This means that cutting an enormous amount of plants can have a very negative impact on the environment.

Deforestation also further promotes the development of draughts. Global warming brings a lot of bad consequences, and one of them is draught, which is already affecting many parts of the

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