Which of the following is the most likely result of converting forestland to urban development?

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A. The amount of land available for lumber production decreases.

Do to the Urban development there is fewer land and less trees to grow and cut down for lumber, which can lead in a decrees if production for lumber.

hjlf2 years ago

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That would be A. The amount of land available for lumber production decreases.

There are less trees and less land to grow them on which decreases lumber production and actually causes an increases in the price of lumber.

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