American demand for tropical wood, commonly utilized in the production of motor homes, is reportedly contributing to the rapid decline of some of the world's largest forests, according to conservationists.
These experts warn that the increasing consumption of this resource is leading to significant environmental consequences, including deforestation and loss of biodiversity.
As the market for motor homes continues to grow, the pressure on tropical wood resources intensifies, raising concerns about sustainable forestry practices and the long-term health of forest ecosystems.