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The image shows a flow chart detailing the consequences of deforestation. "Clear cutting of forests" branches into four main effects: "Heavy logging equipment compresses the soil," "Fewer roots hold the top soil in," "Increased risk of burning (deliberate or accidental)," and "Plants return less moisture to air." The first effect leads to "Soil becomes hard and baked," then to "Rain water runs off," ending with "Flooding." The second effect results in "Top soil erodes." The third effect leads to "Waste wood from logging is destroyed," and subsequently to "Micro-organisms feeding on waste lost," and then to "Pioneer species move in, vegetation is degraded," finally resulting in "Less biodiversity." The fourth effect results in "Less precipitation," followed by "Increased drought."
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The given flow chart displays affection of deforestation to the environment. There are four categories of clearing, cutting of forest and its clearly seen that there is no any positive results in it for our nature.
First two bars from the left are regarding damage to the soil, another two from the right side are about air pollution. After using heavy logging equipment soil becomes harder and doesn’t let the rain water flow inside to be more productive, from the other side, if fewer roots will be held in top soil, this can cause the erosion.
Next to these bars we can see that the risks of burning and lack of moisture in the air can happen after cutting forests. The erosion of top soil and increased drought may be the result of moving pioneer species inside and degradation of vegetation.
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