Question

Suppose a common resourcelong dashwood in a public forestlong dashis being overused because residents consider the benefits of gaining firewood or wood for building but do not account for the cost of deforestation when chopping down trees What could be done to prevent wood in the forest from being overused?

Answer 1

Answer:

The community could establish norms where social pressure limits deforestation                    

Explanation:

The easiest and most effective way to tackle the issue in the given case is to establish some social rules and norms and promote them by teaching fellow residents why these rules are important to be followed and what are its benefits.

This would help to include all the members of the society in the cause and rules will be followed more effectively, Social norms and teaching have historically been proved effective in curing problems which were not tackled by legal ways.