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Why Stop Chopping?
The woodland area that is left on this planet is believed to be only half what it was in 1947, an astonishing figure. To be frank, this should be reason enough to take serious action, however, I intend not to focus on why we haven’t and instead on why we should ‘stop chopping’.
