As
you know, these days the irregular nature is a part of many problems that is
focused on. Those problems are air pollution, water pollution, environmental pollution,
and natural disaster. They have been causing people and living things disaster on the earth seriously. These are
because of deforestation, and there are three main consequences of
deforestation.
The
first consequence of deforestation is increased air pollution. Actually, the
trees are very important for living things on the earth. Whenever the trees are
cut down, the air pollution will increase. Why? This is because the trees remove carbon (in
the form of carbon dioxide) from the atmosphere during the process of
photosynthesis. If no trees, the smoke from the factories, cars, and buses will
store co2 back to the atmosphere, so those poison smoke will spread
entire space. This means increased air pollution.
The second consequence of
deforestation is reduced oxygen. As we already know, the oxygen that we are breathing
is getting from converting co2 to oxygen of the trees. In contrast,
when deforestation occurs, trees are no longer available to absorb co2 and
provide the oxygen to the living things on the earth, so the oxygen will have
unless the forests have.
The third consequence of
deforestation is destruction of the environment. Actually, the trees are the
main part that protects the environment. If no trees, the environment will be
changed. For example, climate becomes
hotter and hotter because there aren’t forests to provide steam. Pollution will
increase and damage caused to air, water, and soil. As we already know, Trees
extract groundwater through their roots and release it into the atmosphere. Furthermore,
Acid rain will increase and cause living things risk on the earth because of
deforestation.
To sum up, what are three
direct consequences of deforestation? As I have told you, increased air
pollution, reduced oxygen, and destruction of the environment. I think that
other natural disaster will happen if deforestation is still being continued.
By Toem Vath
