Question

describe a solution to global climate change that addresses deforestation.

Answer 1

Ans.Working to end deforestation and forest degradation while helping to restore lost forests is our best chance to solve the climate emergency.

• The threats to nature vary from region to region. For example, in the tropics, forest clearing to make space for things like cattle ranching, palm oil, and soy plantations for animal feed.
• In too many parts of the world, ineffective or corrupt governments make things worse by opening the door to illegal logging and other crimes.

Solution '

1.Reforestation-

Plantations more and more trees is a good way to reduce deforestation and its negative impacts on climate change.

2.Standing with indigenous peoples-

Forests around the world have been home to Indigenous Peoples for tens of thousands of years. Evidence shows that when Indigenous Peoples’ rights to traditional lands and self-determination are respected, forests stay standing. But too often, corporations and governments overlook or intentionally trample the rights of Indigenous Peoples.

For example, the Waswanipi Cree of Northern Quebec are fighting to keep the last wild forests on their traditional land intact, and the Munduruku people of the Amazon are battling a proposed mega-dam that threatens rainforests, a river, and their way of life.

3.Promoting sustainable choices-

By using less stuff, avoiding single-use packaging, eating sustainable food, and choosing recycled or responsibly-produced wood products, we can all be part of the movement to protect forests.

Make choices for forests, nature, and people and do so vocally!

4.Changing the politics-

Beyond the rule of law, we need world leaders to embrace ambitious domestic and international forest conservation policies based on the latest science, allowing us to live in a world that avoids severe climate disruption.

In the United States, laws like the Endangered Species Act, the Wilderness Act, the Lacey Act and the Roadless Rule help protect our forests and stop illegal wood products from entering the U.S. marketplace.