Question

In a process known as deforestation, humans cut down millions of trees every year to build houses, generate energy, and make paper products. Which of the following describes the most likely effect of deforestation on the natural world?

Answer 1

is this a question on opinion? because 2 of those 3 seem correct.

Answer 2

In a process known as deforestation, humans cut down millions of trees every year to build houses, generate energy, and make paper products. Which of the following describes the most likely effect of deforestation on the natural world?
The natural world will benefit because cutting down trees helps reduce air pollution.

Millions of animals will lose their natural habitats, resulting in the extinction of many species.

Humans will eventually run out of trees to cut down and instead will start using brick to build homes.

Animals that live in trees will start living in the ocean instead, resulting in overpopulation of the ocean.

Answer 3

hold on there, cutting down trees INCREASES air pollution, not decrease.