The destruction of rain forests to create land for agricultural use is a serious problem. What are some of the common problems, and what can be done to reduce them?

Many people understand the importance of

rain

forests yet many still choose to cut them in order to have more

land

for agriculture.

This

essay will discuss what problem

this

approach will create and how it could be reduced. The problems behind the destruction of

rainforests

are plentiful; one of them is the lack of

rain

.

Trees

are responsible for

rain

because they balance the atmosphere and create humidity in the environment. Having not enough flora might imbalance the environment eventually leading to either an excessive amount of

rain

or no

rain

at all.

In addition

to that, the roots of

trees

contribute towards keeping the

soil

gathered during heavy rains. If there are no tree roots, the productive layer of

soil

will blow away with water leaving the

land

barren. In my view, two measures may help keep

rainforests

alive.

Firstly

, they should be encouraged to plant

trees

wherever territory they have available when they cut one tree. Even though they have to clear the

land

,

trees

can still be planted back on the borders of a particular farmland. Another way to encourage people is to grow different crops or just leave the field empty for some time to help the

soil

stay productive for a longer time. To elaborate, farmers need more

land

because their existing

land

turns barren but if they choose to cycle crops it will help the farmland gain its nutrients back leading to less destruction of

rainforests

.

To conclude

, the destruction of jungles creates various climate problems

such

as uncertain weather and

soil

drainage. Encouraging people to plant more flora and using innovative methods for farming can help to save

rainforests

.