Forests are the lungs of the earth. Destruction of the world’s forests amounts to death of the world we currently know. To what extent do you agree or disagree?

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I am in consummate accord with the statement that, the Earth’s natural green reserves purify its atmosphere and functions synonymously as that of the mammalian lungs. I
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advocate the view that, woodland extermination will ruin our present world.
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, from our basic knowledge of plant physiology, it can be restated that, plants by the process of photosynthesis convert the harmful carbon-dioxide gas into Oxygen, without which life cannot exist.
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a wider perspective, it can be stated that, the earth’s forests purify the atmosphere and thereby help in sustaining life.
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, environmentalists have proven that, the rapid loss of forests is
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a leading cause of global warming.
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a surge in the global temperature that agricultural land may become arid, leading to widespread famine and deaths.
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, forests
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house diverse forms of life and these would become extinct if we continue to destroy their natural habitats.
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, scientific research has proven that park ecosystem act as natural scavengers and by the process of degradation, jungle ecology helps in producing crude oil, which fuels our modern world and its unavailability is unimaginable as
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will directly catalyse a global economic crisis.
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sources of numerous medicinal plants, from which varieties of modern medicines are produced; Quinine, an antimalarial drug, produced from the barks of Cinchona trees is the best possible example.
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timber elimination will
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be a bane for the medical community.
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the harmony of the present wonderful will be ruined if our natural green reserves are continuously destroyed and there is a theoretical possibility that the blue planet might become lifeless if these green lungs are totally wiped out.
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