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"Cause and Effect"

The loss of a huge amount of trees will cause Climate Change, Natural Disasters, Lost of Habitat, Increase of Greenhouse Gases and others. The forest is home to both Animals and Humans, where they rely on it to sustain and shelter them from Nature's natural causes, without the trees they are in threat. The trees also develop and strengthen the soil to provide a foundation where all sorts of food can be found growing, a sturdy ground to avoid floods and landslides. Without the forests the soil will erode and washes away, causing farmers and animals to move away. The barren land will then be more susceptible to Natural Disasters. The trees also help regulate water in the atmosphere, in addition help absorb carbon dioxide, acting as a filter for living beings to breathe in. Without it, people and animal's rates of going sick will increase, Temperatures will shift, affecting more of it's surroundings.