New trees will be planted when we landscape and in a few years, it's all back. What about the habitat, the balance of nature and the increase in temperatures since our old tree friends aren't there giving off much needed oxygen. You cab feel the temperature difference when you drive back into Naples from there. One example of how cutting down trees impacts habits and the imbalance of nature then ultimately us is the case of the honey bee. Scientists have recently reported that there has been a profound decrease in the honey bee population due to loss of trees and habitat.
Scientists certainly do because they're scrambling to try to remedy the problem.
The reduction of trees also contributes to the increased in the mosquito population because their natural predators are fewer in number. My late anti-environmental World War II veteran farther would be thrilled. He loved to rib us environmentally conscious folks. Well, Dad, perhaps you'll get your wish by default. However, as the mosquito population is increasing , so is the amount of pesticides needed to spray all over the place, which will ensue that our drinking water will be contaminated, Not to mention our air.