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Question
Why is it important to conserve forests?
Solution
It is important to conserve forests because forests :
- maintain the level of C02 in atmosphere.
- bind the top layer of soil that increases its fertility.
- help in absorbing rain water and thus, preventing floods.
- maintain the water cycle.
- serve as natural habitat of various species.
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