Deforestation is Linked to Tiger’s Heading Towards Extinction We have all heard about the beauty of a rain forest and the majestic animals that hide in the shadows, perched in monstrous trees are chirping colorful birds, while basking in the sunlight. The rain forest holds many homes to beautiful and almost forgotten animals such as Tiger’s who are on a brink of extinction. Also, the beautiful trees are producing clean air for everything to live healthier because they are part of carbon offsets (Fighting Climate Change with Forest). For instance, big companies are actively participating in the most dangerous commercial jobs of forest clearing, which is held in the world’s reserves of rain forest, where the almost extinct Tiger lives.
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The news shines light on current issues like the pipeline in Nebraska but, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t shine light on the extinction of Tiger’s in Southeast Asia due to deforestation. For instance, these large corporate companies are only thinking of ways of putting money in their pockets instead of what environmental harm they are causing. Despite it all, the community needs to tell the public of the issues at hand facing the fate of Tigers. Also, we need to find ways to help raise money for the campaign’s and organizations who fight daily to protect these rainforests and the animals who live in …show more content…
Even if the news doesn’t talk about the issues in Southeast Asia we should spread the word about the Tigers and ways to help bring them back. Sadly, “few people realize that a primary cause of the collapse of the society has been the destruction of the environmental resources on which they depended” (Diamond 181-182). A lot of the issues we cause to our planet is the destruction we put it threw thinking things will get better on their own. Deforestation is one of the largest issues in Asia and around the world. In Southeast Asia, it’s a big issue because it is our rainforest, which should be protected against these assaults. For example, we should try and reduce the negative impacts we cause to the Earth by only thinking of ourselves and the needs of humanity. Another Example, is we need to stop being destructive to our planet. Our environmental impacts we create can be extreme and our natural world can only handle so many treats. If we cut down all the trees what then will happen to the rainforest and what will help provide clean oxygen to humanity? We never consider the mass production, we need to keep up with the increasing numbers of humans and look at the harm it’s causing to our eco-system’s
The news shines light on current issues like the pipeline in Nebraska but, that doesn’t mean we shouldn’t shine light on the extinction of Tiger’s in Southeast Asia due to deforestation. For instance, these large corporate companies are only thinking of ways of putting money in their pockets instead of what environmental harm they are causing. Despite it all, the community needs to tell the public of the issues at hand facing the fate of Tigers. Also, we need to find ways to help raise money for the campaign’s and organizations who fight daily to protect these rainforests and the animals who live in …show more content…
Even if the news doesn’t talk about the issues in Southeast Asia we should spread the word about the Tigers and ways to help bring them back. Sadly, “few people realize that a primary cause of the collapse of the society has been the destruction of the environmental resources on which they depended” (Diamond 181-182). A lot of the issues we cause to our planet is the destruction we put it threw thinking things will get better on their own. Deforestation is one of the largest issues in Asia and around the world. In Southeast Asia, it’s a big issue because it is our rainforest, which should be protected against these assaults. For example, we should try and reduce the negative impacts we cause to the Earth by only thinking of ourselves and the needs of humanity. Another Example, is we need to stop being destructive to our planet. Our environmental impacts we create can be extreme and our natural world can only handle so many treats. If we cut down all the trees what then will happen to the rainforest and what will help provide clean oxygen to humanity? We never consider the mass production, we need to keep up with the increasing numbers of humans and look at the harm it’s causing to our eco-system’s