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Deforestation (Increasing Problem in Nepal) |
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by Prakriti Ghimire | 04-09-2019 15:58 0 |
Deforestation is driven by multiple processes. Virtually throughout the nation, over-harvest of firewood remains problematic. Despite the availability of liquefied petroleum gas in towns and cities, firewood is sold more at energy-competitive prices because cutting and selling it is a fallback when better employment opportunities aren't forthcoming. Firewood still supplies 80% of Nepal's energy for heating and cooking. Harvesting construction timber and lopping branches for fodder for cattle and other farm animals are also deforestation/degradation drivers in all geographic zones. Illegal logging is a problem in the Siwaliks, with sawlogs smuggled into India.Clearing for resettlement and agriculture expansion also causes deforestation as does urban expansion, building infrastructure such as schools, hospitals, electric transmission lines, water tanks, police and army barracks, temples and picnic areas. In the Middle Hills road construction, reservoirs, transmission lines and extractive manufacturing such as cement factories cause deforestation. In the mountains building hotels, monasteries and trekking trails cause deforestation while timber-smuggling into the Tibet Autonomous Region and over-grazing cause degradation. |
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10 Comments
Hey alok
Thank you so much
Posted 16-09-2019 14:05
Keep writing such realistic report!!
Posted 15-09-2019 18:02
Thank you so much Asmita dii
Posted 08-09-2019 18:18
Hello Prakriti sis
I hope you are fine
Deforestation is a curse to the environment
Thank you so much for this report.
Green cheers!
Yours
Asmita Gaire
Posted 07-09-2019 12:49
Hey Prashamsha
Thank you so much
U too keep writing wonderful fact and report
Posted 06-09-2019 01:15
Hello Prakriti,
Welcome to Tunza !!Great report.Keep writing.
Go green
Posted 05-09-2019 12:40
Hey Sandhya
Thank you so much for your beautiful saying..
U too keep writing..
Posted 04-09-2019 22:10
Hey Meena. Thank you so much for your warm wishes.
Posted 04-09-2019 22:09
Thank you Prakriti for a great report.
We shouldnot clear the forest in the name of development.
Keep writing and shining.
Posted 04-09-2019 19:04
Hey prakriti,
First of all I want to welcome you on this elite platform. I hope you are fine and doing great with your works. In the context of todays era it is so challanging issue. Deforestation is increasing day by day. You can also see how government planning for infrastructural development is not ecofriendly. To construct railways thousands of trees have been cut down in terai region of Nepal.
Keep writing such a realistic report.
Green Cheers,
Yours,
Sandhya
Posted 04-09-2019 18:45