Cutting down forests is a real environmental threat; yet, this is still happening at a great rate around the world. Why do you think forests are being destroyed? Are there any benefits from the destruction of forests?

The graph
present
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presents
the renting and owning
property
from household in percentage in England and Wales between 1918 and 2011. Overall, The
tenents
someone who pays rent to use land or a building or a car that is owned by someone else
tenants
number
take
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takes
has taken
is taking
the highest portion at just below 80
percent
, while there are just above 20 of
total accomodations
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the total accommodation
total accommodation
.
Yest
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Yeast
, the trend turn upside down in 97 years later.
First
of all, the tenants, who were the biggest portion in early
of
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in
the 20th century, are getting richer and the graph
develop
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develops
a significant
downtrend
a worsening of business or economic activity
downturn
untill
up to, before the time
until
it
reach
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reaches
the
lowesst
lowest in rank or importance
lowest
at around 30
percent
of the total population. After that
,
Accept space
,
it
recover
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recovers
for a bit to 35
percent
in early of the 21th century.
On the contrary
, these landlords keep losing their
property
as the number of
property
owners taking
a
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an
upward trend and reach its peak at just below 70
percent
in the
first
year of the 21th century. In
another
not the same one or ones already mentioned or implied
other
words, it
represent
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represents
the decline of the elite members in England and Wales Meanwhile, the common people found their equal ground between them as the
property
owners and the tenants had equally tie in
70s
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the 70s
. In conclusion, England and Wales citizen
has been developing
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have been developing
have developed
a better life in these hundred
year
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years
and
finally
can own the
property
. By
this
I mean, they are experiencing a good family life as they have their very own house for their family.
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Topic Vocabulary:
  • deforestation
  • agricultural expansion
  • commercial logging
  • urban sprawl
  • climate change
  • economic activity
  • infrastructure projects
  • sustainable development
  • environmental degradation
  • renewable resources
  • biodiversity loss
  • ecosystems
  • habitat destruction
  • conservation efforts
  • carbon footprint
  • afforestation
  • renewable resources
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