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Unit 1: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTS OF LOGGING
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1. Terrestrial
/fel/ (v.) to cut down The effects of logging extend beyond just the felling of a swath of trees.
/ˈhæbətæt/ (n.) the natural area where a plant or animal lives The damage includes habitat loss, pollution, and climate change, with the effects spanning the globe from the rain forests of Central Africa.
/təˈrestriəl/ (Adj.) living on the land Many life forms-both terrestrial and aquatic-are becoming endangered as forests' vanish.
/ɪˈrəʊʒən $ ɪˈroʊ-/ (n.) loss of soil from action of water or wind Tree roots also stabilize the soil and help prevent erosion.
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