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The image presents a flow chart depicting the consequences of deforestation, beginning with "Clear cutting of forests," leading into six initial consequences: "Heavy logging equipment compresses the soil," "Fewer roots hold the top soil in," "Increased risk of burning (deliberate or accidental)," "Plants return less moisture to air," followed by two culminating effects: "Waste wood from logging is destroyed" and "Less precipitation." From there, the flow chart expands into corresponding outcomes: "Soil becomes hard and 'baked'" or "Top soil erodes" or "Increased drought," each leading to subsequent results like "Micro-organisms feeding on waste lost" and "Rain water runs off," along with "Pioneer species move in, vegetation is degraded." The endpoint effects include "Flooding" and "Less biodiversity," concluding the deforestation repercussions.
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The process demonstrates the consequence of deforestation. At first glance, it is clear that this procedure ends up in two main and both negative outcomes.
The main environmental issues this method of treatment causes are fewer roots holding the top soil in, Increased risk of burning on the territory, reduced moisture exchange to the air, and heavy logging equipment, which squeezes the soil. The last listed factor also leads to soil becoming tight and ‘baked’, which occurs the major problem of flooding because of the impossibility of rain water to be soaked in.
The first three consequences of deforestation also include many further problematic, such as top soil erodes, destroyed waste wood, where microorganisms feeds in lots, and precipitation’s and rainfall’s decline, increasing the degree of drought. All these effects lead to pioneer species moving in, destroying vegetation and producing its degradation, which creates the second main issue of lowering level of biodiversity.
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