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Darina [25.2K]
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5. What is the practice called of completely removing part of a forest using powerful machinery?

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Katarina [22]2 years ago
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the practice of completely removing part of a forest using powerful machinery is called : (C).  clear cutting

<h3>Meaning of clear cutting</h3>

Clear cutting can be  defined as an agricultural process that deals with the removal or total clearing of a designated forest area.

Clear cutting involves he removal of all the trees in a particular forest location at once leading to exposure of the land to more sunlight.

In conclusion, the practice of completely removing part of a forest using powerful machinery is called clear cutting

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