Logging, a very important issue today’s environmental problems. Logging is the cutting and separation of new and old tress. Without it our forests would be too condensed and would be nothing made of wood. Logging is a very good thing, but it can be very bad.
One of loggings biggest enemies is clear cutting. That is the worst thing that can be done in the logging industry. Clear cutting is when loggers cut every tree in a certain area. By doing this they cut down young and old trees which take longer to grow back. Logging should be when loggers cut down the older trees to make room for the new young trees. This rarely happens but when it does it is devastating. Another is illegal logging. Illegal logging is a pervasive problem throughout the world, affecting countries that produced, export, and import wood and wood products. Illegal logging is generally defined as the harvest, transport, purchase, or sale of timber in violation of national laws. Illegal logging may ultimate corruption, collusion and other crimes within government.
There are many new alternatives sources for the products we get from trees. For example, Tree decking. There a new composites that are stronger, lighter and last longer than wood. Yet, these alternatives are more expensive and some are hazardous to the environment. The majorities of these aren’t, and are decently priced for the life of the product. More and more are being produced and it lessens the amount of timber needed to be cut. In conclusion, logging is a good thing, as long as it isn’t abused. Logging can be very useful and very harmful. It has taken some dangerous turns, but those have been fixed.
II. STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM These were the problems that have been answered in my research. 1. In what way those loggings help us? 2. What are the benefits that we get in logging? 3. How do we say that logging is important? 4. Are the youth aware in logging?
Bibliography: benefit of net/benefit of logging en.wikipedia.org/wika Logging en.wikipedia.org/wika/Illegal logging www.hpua.org/natural resources/legal logging