What would happen if forests disappear?

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The conditions and issues we have to face when forests disappears are:

Soil erosion: Trees in a forest hold soil with their roots. If trees are gone, soil will be washed away.
Landslides: Without trees, land will be very unstable and easily down the slope.
Water pollution: Without tree roots holding the soil in a forest, soil will run into the river.
Temperature increase: The amount of carbon dioxide in air will increase, resulting in the increase of earth's temperature.
Loss of biodiversity: Plants and animals will lose their food and shelter.
Floods: Bald hills and mountains can no longer hold back sudden flows of water, which cause floods.
Increase in carbon dioxide: Depletion of forests results in increase in carbon dioxide, which will cause global warming.

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$(a)$	Years	$(i)$	Rotation period of the earth on its axis.
$(b)$	Hour	$(ii)$	Time to complete 100m race.
$(c)$	Minute	$(iii)$	Gestation period in humans.
$(d)$	Days	$(iv)$	Age of a person.
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$(f)$	Month	$(vi)$	Time to reach your school.
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$(a)$	A plane mirror.	$(i)$	Used as a magnifying glass.
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$(c)$	A convex lens.	$(iii)$	Used by dentists to see enlarged image of teeth
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