An extensive analysis has determined that more than 2.8 million trees located on forest land have been sanctioned for felling within the span of three years. This significant number indicates a substantial impact on forest ecosystems.
The approvals granted for the removal of these trees raise concerns about the rate of deforestation and its potential consequences. The analysis underscores the scale of tree felling activities that have been permitted.
These figures suggest a considerable loss of forest cover, impacting biodiversity and environmental stability. The findings are based on a comprehensive examination of felling approvals issued for forest land.
Source: Down To Earth