Forestry

What is the main goal of sustainability?

• To increase economic growth at any cost

• To meet present needs without compromising future generations

• To focus solely on technological advancement

• To prioritize current resources over future needs

What are some impacts of excessive consumption of resources?

• Climate change, declining ecosystem health, and pollution

• Increased biodiversity and cleaner air

• Economic growth and technological advancement

• Improved public health and reduced waste

What are the "Three E's" that lead to sustainability?

• Environment, Economy, Equity

• Energy, Efficiency, Ecology

• Education, Employment, Empowerment

• Ethics, Evolution, Excellence

Why is the balance of the "Three E's" important?

• It ensures technological advancement.

• It is critical for providing human needs while maintaining ecosystem health.

• It promotes global trade.

• It focuses on cultural diversity.

How do trees benefit the air?

• By providing shade

• By acting as natural air filters

• By producing fruit

• By absorbing sunlight

How do trees contribute to biodiversity?

• By hosting many different species

• By reducing the number of species

• By providing food for humans only

• By creating deserts

What percentage of land plants and animals live in forests?

• 50%

• 60%

• 80%

• 90%

How do trees help in cooling the earth?

• By absorbing oxygen

• By storing nitrogen

• By absorbing carbon dioxide

• By releasing methane

What percentage of global deforestation is estimated to be due to agriculture?

• 50%

• 60%

• 80%

• 90%

How does deforestation contribute to greenhouse gases through decomposition?

• By releasing stored carbon into the atmosphere

• By increasing oxygen levels

• By reducing soil erosion

• By enhancing biodiversity