Correct option is D
In rainforests, a type of cultivation known as "shifting cultivation" or "slash-and-burn agriculture" is sometimes practiced.
This involves clearing a small area of forest by cutting and burning the vegetation, and then using the cleared land to grow crops for a few years until the soil becomes depleted of nutrients.
Then the farmers move on to clear another area and repeat the process. This practice can be sustainable if the cleared area is left to regenerate for a sufficient period of time, but it can lead to deforestation and soil degradation if not managed properly.