Stop Logging Before it Destroys the World

National forests are cut down by human beings, but these animals living in the forest must deal with each other in the woods. Logging deprives the hometown of the animal and transforms the beautiful land into a land of garbage that has been devastated. Logging is not good for the environment, so you should ban access to the national forest. Logging companies insist that they care about our forests, but what they really care about is money. National forests should not be a source of income for our country.

Logging is more than destroying trees that have been harvested. It gives animals home and often prevents new plants from growing and destroying soil for agriculture. If there is no tree to protect the soil, rain will crush the bare soil and break it. It dissolves most of the top, most nutritious layer nutrients and then flushes them to prevent other growing plants. Rain also flushes the soil itself, causing erosion and landslides. The new national park network is aimed at reducing dependence on logging as an industry and encouraging hotels, tourism and hunting tours in protected areas. This will help the economy grow more rapidly as the countries enter more developed countries to protect the environment. The short-term sacrifice of timber exports with limited funds in the United States should lead to a significant increase in tourism income for the benefit of everyone.

You may be familiar with the national park - they protect the most precious natural, cultural and scientific resources of the United States and are well known all over the world. In the national park activities that destroy or consume resources such as hunting, logging, mining, gathering are prohibited. National parks can be built only by Congressional law, it usually takes decades. So how can we reliably protect and protect these confidential areas before the law is eventually passed? Indeed, nearly half of today's 59 national parks begin with the National Memorials such as Joshua Tree, Bryce Canyon, Arch, Death Valley, Fossil Forest and Denali National Park. Five million visitors will visit in 2016, but do not forget today the Fort Wood National Monument, known as the monument of the Statue of Liberty.

What is logging? Many people may ask this forest expert about this question. Logging only cuts mature trees. Forest of a large area was destroyed only to remove logs. The heavy machinery used to break through the forest will cause even greater damage. If the soil is compressed and the trees are severely machined, the possibility of forest regeneration is greatly reduced. A truck made from a heavy machine is a place of extreme soil disturbance eventually eroded in heavy rain. Now the lives of all the forest dwellers are interrupted by cutting only a few logs. The International Tropical Trade Organization (ITTO) was established in 1988 to regulate tropical timber trade, but the amount of harvest is not important globally. Most of the international market rainforest timber is exported to rich countries