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Why is it necessary to study soil erosion as a result of deforestation?

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Correct answer: It shows the ecological consequence of removing forests

Tree roots bind the soil, while forest vegetation reduces the direct impact of raindrops and flowing water. When forests are cleared, fertile topsoil is more easily washed away; therefore, soil erosion is an important ecological consequence of deforestation. Option B is incorrect because trees generally help conserve soil. Exam tip: When writing effects of deforestation, link soil erosion with loss of fertility and increased flood risk.

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DeforestationSoil ErosionForest ConservationEcological ConsequencesColonial ForestryWhy Deforestation?Why DeforestationForest Society And Colonialism

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