Brazil Must Stop the Deforestation of the Amazon Rainforest

Forest logging is the logging and incineration of trees. As the Brazilian government has invested heavily in Brazil, it carried out deforestation in the Amazon rainforest; mainly multinational companies (multinational companies). Forest logging of the Amazon rainforest also bought factories, power plants and work for Brazilian people. Forest logging in tropical rainforest areas has improved Brazilian infrastructure and many highways and roads have been used to transport wood.

Forest destruction is a major problem as Brazil accounts for nearly one - third of the world 's rainforest, including the Amazon rainforest. The majority of the deforestation that has occurred is due to speculative benefits, commercialization of mistaken government projects and forest resources, and land clearing by inappropriate World Bank projects. However, a large amount of deforestation has occurred even in grassland where cattle feed is cultivated. Construction of roads to mines and other places leads to enormous exploitation of poor peasants

Today there are many environmental problems in the world. Forest logging in particular. Because the deforestation is more serious than the Amazon rainforest in Brazil, the threat of bio poverty is not seen anywhere. Amazon is supporting about 300 million hectares of tropical forests, the world's largest tropical forest community. Cutting down this land will not only seriously affect the Brazilian state but will also have a serious impact on the whole world. Forests on Earth, including Brazil, play an important role in absorbing carbon dioxide from the Earth's atmosphere. Forest loss has had a major impact on the climate due to reduced rainfall and reduced soil erosion. (Http://www.mongabay.com/external/record_amazon_deforestation_2002.htm)

In the Amazon rainforest, cattle farms are the main cause of deforestation. In Brazil, this was a case at least since the 1970s. According to government data, 38% of deforestation between 1966 and 1975 is due to the large breeding of cattle. Today, the number of Brazil is nearly 70%. Most of the beef is mainly used in urban markets, but leather and other beef products are mainly used in export markets. However, the production of beef, leather and other beef products is not the only reason to transform the rainforest into an artificial grassland. In areas where land prices are rising rapidly, ranches have been used as a means of land speculation, but most of them are illegal. Forest land has little value, but clearing pasture will make it possible to produce cows and sell to large farmers including soybean producers.