Topic Sentence (Problem paragraph) - The giant panda faces extinction because of two main reasons, which are both caused by human activity., First problem - The first problem is connected to habitat loss., Explanation/result for Problem 1 - Forests in the Yangtze Basin region, where the panda lives, are being cut down for food production or to create new places for people to live. This reduces the panda’s access to bamboo, which is their main food source and without reliable access to food, the panda is at risk of extinction., Second problem - Secondly, when roads and railroads are built, they break up the forest and make it difficult for pandas to come together to breed., Explanation/results for Problem 2 - This causes the birth rate to drop and increases the risk of extinction., Topic Sentence (Solution paragraph) - In order to address these problems, there are a number of measures which can be taken., Solution to first problem - Firstly, a useful suggestion would be to increase the number of panda reserves which are protected by law., Result for first solution - This would increase the areas of bamboo forest and result in the panda having enough bamboo to eat., Solution to second problem - Another solution would be to create pieces of land which connect the panda reserves., Result for second solution - As a result of this, pandas would be able to move safely between reserves to mate with each other and produce more offspring.,

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