'' Cutting trees is regarded as crime '' . I need a debate on this topic so experts plz send the same as quick as possible plz !!!!

I get it, we need wood and we need people and we need fuel. We need to build things like tables, etc.

But we need to tone it down. Trees are good for our environment. They give us oxygen. Animals, who are also helping out environments, use them as food, or as part of their habitats. Less trees mean less benefits for our earth and that just means a lot of trouble for humans in the long run.

It would be best to try and find alternative materials to make things like paper or fuel from, replant more trees for each one that needs to be cut down, and just keep it in moderation if we can't avoid cutting them down.

I think we should stop and think about what we are doing. The world is getting more and more polluted. We should save the trees for future generations. Our ancestors left a beautiful ecology for us. Why ruin it? In addition, trees are an important place for living systems including us.

I find it quite amusing seeing some of the people saying now we should cut down the trees for all of our needs, Houses, furniture, paper money etc. Do you know there are cheaper alternatives out there.

As for the housing and Furniture, Some species of bamboo can grow well on poor and unstable sites, which makes it useful crop alternative. Bamboo has the potential for rapid growth: shoots have been observed to grow over 3 feet in a single day. Stands of bamboo establish quickly and harvest can place in less than 10 years. It is also less expensive than many other woods. Harder then oak.

Bamboo is the fastest growing canopy for the regreening of degraded lands, and its stands release 35% more oxygen than equivalent stands of trees.

Bamboo is a high-yield renewable resource: "Ply boo" is now being used for wall paneling and floor tiles; bamboo pulp for paper-making; briquettes for fuel, raw material for housing construction; and rebar for reinforced concrete beams. There are 1500 species of bamboo on the earth. This diversity makes bamboo adaptable to many environments. It can be harvested in 3-5 years versus 10-20 years for most softwoods. Bamboo tolerates extremes of precipitation, from 30-250 inches of annual rainfall.

A huge benefit of using bamboo as the organic base for textile fibres is that there is no need for pesticides or fertilisers when growing bamboo. However, herbicide and fertilizer applications are common in some places to encourage edible shoot growth. Bamboo also contains a substance called bamboo-kun an antimicrobial agent that gives the plant a natural resistance to pest and fungi infestation.

Why dont countries do what we Canadians are doing. Plastic money. Our bills cant rip, wash proof also cant be counterfitted. So our banks and government dont have to spend millions on shreding millions of dollers since they are in bad condition and not usable.

Also an alternative to paper is hemp. 1 acre of hemp can produce as much paper as much as 10 acres of trees.So you can use hemp to make your books or that cardboard.

I just dont understand some people really, they post things that they assume to be correct, without even checking out alternatives. WE DONT NEED LOGGING COMPANIES. Using these methods can help the survivability of the human race longer and healthier.