IMPACTUL ECOLOGIC AL INFRACŢIUNILOR SĂVÂRŞITE LA REGIMUL SILVIC
ECOLOGICAL IMPACT OF FOREST OFFENSES

Summary/Abstract: main The development of human society in all countries, technical development, progressive diversification of wood-based products and continued population growth and hence of consumption, caused massive exploitation of timber from forests and new directions in the use of wood. Currently, entire forest biomass is exploited and used through mechanical and biochemical processing. For thousands of years the forests are subject to various factors that led to the reduction of forest areas, the factor other than natural phenomena, the human being: new human settlements, infrastructure, land for crops and pastures etc. Only between 1960 and 1990 the developing countries lost a fifth of forests. Currently, deforestation for other land uses occur at an annual rate of 11 million hectares, and in developed countries in the West, are annually afforestation of thousands of hectares of abandoned agricultural land under the pressure of overproduction of agricultural products.

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