> Also, deforestation may eventually result in reforestation. Forest fires
>clear very large areas just as much as clear cutting. The forests eventually
>regenerate through a progressive series of plant and tree species. Traveling
>through a newly burned out area is just as much or more a scene of
>devastation as seeing a clear cut area but over time shrubs appear certain
>species such as birch and as in time the original type of cover..
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>Cheers, Ken Hanly
Of course there is reforestration. It takes the form of trees intended for
harvest, grown commercially. From an ecological standpoint, this is
practically useless.
Louis Proyect
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