Read the text and choose the correct options Forest Problems Deforestation one of the most discussed eco problems in modern world society. There are countries like Sweden, Finland and Japan that a good example of efficient reforestation policies. But if you a careful review, you numerous pitfalls. Let's take a closer look at a Japanese forest as an example. It nice and thick. All trees of the same breed and about the same height in rows. If you there and around, you that something wrong with this place. You … and you anything. In a forest like this, there no birds, no animals, no insects. It not a dead forest, but a plantation for the sole purpose of raw materials for the wood industry. Plantations like this natural forests since the middle of the 20th century with its tremendous need for materials like wood by the wartime bombings and losses. In order to feed people and rebuild the destroyed houses, several tree species, which the most suitable for this purpose, and all over the territory. Everything well and no one a wide range of problems . To understand what kind of problems, we to understand what a natural forest . A traditional forest is an ecosystem, a vast community in which all elements with each other. Besides, a big variety of living organisms like birds, animals, insects, plants, etc. to inanimate nature: soil, water and air. They support and strengthen each other. In such a forest there is nothing accidental: mushrooms, mosses, trees of different types appear where they are needed. Everything here and according to natural laws.
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Deforestation [has been|is] one of the most discussed eco problems in modern world society. There are countries like Sweden, Finland and Japan that [can be|could have been] a good example of efficient reforestation policies. But if you [will make|make] a careful review, you [could have found|can find out] numerous pitfalls.

Let's take a closer look at a Japanese forest as an example. It [was|is] nice and thick. All trees of the same breed and about the same height [are growing|grow] in rows. If you [will stand|stand] there and [will look|look] around, you [will feel|feel] that something [has been|is] wrong with this place. You [listen|listened] … and you [aren't hearing|don't hear] anything. In a forest like this, there [will be|are] no birds, no animals, no insects. It [was|is] not a dead forest, but a plantation [creating|created] for the sole purpose of [providing|provided] raw materials for the wood industry.

Plantations like this [replaced|have been replacing] natural forests since the middle of the 20th century with its tremendous need for materials like wood [urged|urging] by the wartime bombings and losses. In order to feed people and rebuild the destroyed houses, several tree species, which [had been|were] the most suitable for this purpose, [selected|were selected] and [planting|planted] all over the territory. Everything [would go|went] well and no one [expected|had expected] a wide range of problems [appearing|to appear] . To understand what kind of problems, we [need|would need] to understand what a natural forest [was|is].

A traditional forest is an ecosystem, a vast community in which all elements [interact|are interacted] with each other. Besides, a big variety of living organisms like birds, animals, insects, plants, etc. [will be closely related|are closely related] to inanimate nature: soil, water and air. They support and strengthen each other. In such a forest there is nothing accidental: mushrooms, mosses, trees of different types appear where they are needed. Everything here [was born|is born] and [dies|will die] according to natural laws.