Selective cutting is different from clear-cutting, because in selective cutting

A = no trees are cut down

B=all the trees are cut down

C=some trees are not cut down

D = there is a greater damage to the forest

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10 February, 03:15

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Lilia Gardner · Answer 1

C, some of my close family does logging stuff, and I hear about this all the time.

Selective cutting is different from clear-cutting, because in selective cuttingA = no trees are cut downB=all the trees are cut downC=some trees are not cut downD = there is a greater damage to the forest