DEFORESTATION IN PAKISTAN AND ITS INFLUENCE ON NATURAL PRODUCTION

Abstract

Forests represent one of the fundamental natural modules that manage and influence a region's temperature, climatological conditions, and carbon dioxide levels. Growing industrial development as well as urbanization led to significant rises in forest degradation, resulting in a rise in the global average temperature levels at the surface. Excessive and uncontrolled clearing forests has resulted to multiple tragedies in recent decades. This research aims to investigate the deforestation's role, its effect on climate-changing phenomena, and implications of deforestation on natural production in Pakistan. The long-running debate about global warming continues at both the national and international levels. Some recognized factors have caused significant changes in the ecological system, variations in weather, and climatic conditions. Deforestation constitutes one of the reasons for this. Pakistan was named among the nations that are most vulnerable to global climatic changes, which is mostly caused by unrestricted and unplanned deforestation.