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Deforestation

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Term Paper TitleDeforestation
# of Words2540
# of Pages (250 words per page double spaced)10.16
Deforestation
Deforestation is a major international problem, which plagues countries all over the world.  This conflict has major negative consequences on earth and its climate, atmosphere, and threatens people's cultures and physical survival. 40% of the world's land area is forests.  15% of the world's forests have been cleared out.  During the 20th century, the rate of forests being cleared is accelerating greatly and this problem will not go away.  The effects are too great and actions must be taken because of the importance of forests around the world. Deforestation is also being effected by another process called desertification.  As the deserts expand, it robs area away from forests. Another problem which, contributes to deforestation is forest fires that aren't being contained.  70% of plants and animals homeland are in forests.  More than 200 species per hectare live in the forests.  Besides the forests being homelands to many, forests have an immense amount of effect on temperature and humidifies the atmosphere.  Forests are responsible for absorbing atmospheric carbon and refilling our air we breathe with oxygen.  Forests supply humans with a large percentage of water and are used as a tool for water irrigation.  Forests also prevent natural disaster such as floods.  The soil absorbs the rainfall and gradually lets out water into streams and supplies rivers.  Trees in the forests also serve as a purpose.  Trees act as windbreaks, reducing the effect of eroding winds.   Five hundred million people live somewhat near forests and depend on it for certain products.  Forests provide us with a wide range of wood assorted products that we use in daily life such as lumber, panels, poles, and paper.  Tropical forests supply twenty five percent of this production.  The numbers are endless and this wood related production has a huge aftereffect to the forests.  Fuelwood and charcoal also make a huge part in damaging the forests.   Other products that are made through forests are fibers, resins, latexes, fruits, and traditional medicines.  Tropical forests are responsible for economically improving and breeding certain plants.  Forests have been known to improve corn crops and increase speed of growth.  Forests are also the site of sources used to fight cancer, AIDS, some forms of leukemia, prostate disorders, and some other serious diseases.  All of these facts listed above express the importance of forests and the advantages it brings to the world.
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