1. Supply of wood:
The forests are made up of large amounts of trees, which, with regulated cutting, can continue to supply humans with wood needed for construction, fire-wood, ship-building (or at least before in history), and others.
2. Photosynthesis
The forests use Photosynthesis to take in carbon dioxide & monoxide (created by us humans), and with the process of photosynthesis, release Oxygen as it's waste (which we humans use).
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In order to aid population growth, countries can provide more resources in advertising pro natalist policies and benefits. an example of this can be seen in countries that are trying to boost their populations such as germany, japan, and the netherlands.
Majority of the IMF funding comes
from the member countries through their payment of quotas. These quotas are
assigned to each member of the IMF based on its size in the world economy. IMF
can also supplement its resources through bilateral and multilateral borrowing.
They provide a temporary supplement to quota resources.
<span>They are called seismic gaps. Seismic gaps are a segment of an active fault, they are responsible for production of earthquakes.</span>
