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What are the consequences of deforestation?

What may be the consequences of deforestation?

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Solution 1

  1. Deforestation results in severe soil erosion across the land.
  2. It leads to a significant loss of biodiversity and natural habitats.
  3. It increases the global temperature and pollution levels on the earth.
  4. Carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere increase due to fewer trees.
  5. Deforestation causes the groundwater level to drop significantly.
  6. It disturbs the overall natural balance of the environment.
  7. There are increased chances of natural calamities like floods and droughts.
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Solution 2

Deforestation leads to higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere due to the loss of trees with high carbon content. Deforestation destroys biodiversity, disrupts hydrologic cycles, causes soil erosion, and may lead to desertification.

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Chapter 18: Environmental Issues - VALUE BASED QUESTIONS [Page 753]

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Nootan Biology [English] Class 12 ISC
Chapter 18 Environmental Issues
VALUE BASED QUESTIONS | Q 1. | Page 753
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