A result of deforestation is:
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Air pollution: Trees play a crucial role in filtering air pollutants and producing oxygen. Their removal can lead to increased air pollution.
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Poisoned water sources: Deforestation can disrupt water cycles and lead to soil erosion and runoff, which can contaminate water sources.
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Climate changes: Deforestation contributes to climate change by increasing the concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, as trees, which store carbon, are cut down.
While noise pollution is not typically a direct result of deforestation, the other three options are relevant consequences.