Question

If the rate of deforestation continues at its current rate, which BEST describes what the map will look like in 10 years? (3 points)
The tropical forests in South America only will be less prevalent.
The size of the world's tropical forests will be reduced considerably.
The amount of forest in Asian countries will remain the same.
The distribution of the world's tropical forests will be more widespread.
The African tropical forests will spread north into the Sahara region.

Answer 1

Answer is : The size of the world's tropical forests will be reduced considerably.

The map let us appreciate the danger of forests Brazil,Colombia,Peru, (America)  the Democratic Republic of Congo,(Africa) Indonesia, and Myanmar. (Asia)

The deforestation rates in South America  each year tremendously grow, where the Amazon located in Brazil is the most critical area to suffer if the rhytm continues. In fact, the Amazon is the biggest deforestation area in the world nowadays and direct interventions is urgent and necessary to prevent a great ecological tragedy where there is no turning back.

In Africa. the area endangered are mainly the forests of the Democratic Republic of the Congo that stretch into Central Africa. The forests of the Central African region will continue to suffer a great loss if no policies are taken as well as intervention to reverse or reforest the regions that currently could be also by human artifical means repaired. In South East Asia the sitation continues to be quite similar to the rest of the world.

Estimates calculate by year 2030, practically all major forests  in the world will have been lost, and as a result uncountable numbers  of animal and other species are condemned to extinction.