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In this case, a fire is intentionally set to accelerate deforestation (see photo) so that the sa only timber production, but also cattle grazing. How do these activities directly affect these tropical forests? Check all that apply. They increase soil erosion. They destroy many plants and animals that live in these forests. They increase pest susceptibility.

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Description: in this case a fire is intentionally set to accelerate deforestation see photo so that the sa only timber production but also cattle grazing how do these activities directly affect these tro 01133

          In this case, a fire is intentionally set to accelerate deforestation (see photo) so that the sa
only timber production, but also cattle grazing.
How do these activities directly affect these tropical forests? Check all that apply.
They increase soil erosion.
They destroy many plants and animals that live in these forests.
They increase pest susceptibility.

in this case a fire is intentionally set to accelerate deforestation see photo so that the sa only timber production but also cattle grazing how do these activities directly affect these tro 01133

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In this case, a fire is intentionally set to accelerate deforestation (see photo) so that the sa only timber production, but also cattle grazing. How do these activities directly affect these tropical forests? Check all that apply. They increase soil erosion. They destroy many plants and animals that live in these forests. They increase pest susceptibility.