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General More Climate Change BS
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When I’ve previously asked some of these pukes that work for the state about their contradictory reports to the public I always got the same response: “we have a moral obligation” no fuckface, you have a moral & legal obligation to tell the truth
I'm saying that's some fake news bullshit.
Found out it was a glitch on iPhones.
You guys are all Tinfoil hats.
Temps are regulated by Jesus making raindrops & the positioning of the devils ass crack
Get a clue
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a6tKJvWWDP4
I feel like Jill is about to pass a massive trillion dollar climate change bill before she leaves office.
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I often wonder if anyone has bothered to consider that us cutting down so many trees over the last 100 years has had any impact whatsoever and if maybe, just maybe plating a fuck ton of trees would be a low cost, high reward solution.
That fuckton of felled trees was clearing the way for humans to live and agriculture to feed us, and in latter years for resource extraction. There isn't enough land left to replant all the ancient forests unfortunately, not without everyone agreeing to go back to medieval techn IIRC.
PNW has so many treees
To answer your original question yes, I think everybody should plant trees and support such.
I have probably planted 80,000 plus with my own hands and supervised millions of them being planted. I was being paid of course. Trees are the shit. Everybody loves a good tree.
So do we, but we also have a lot of places that were cleared for whatever reason and are just grass now. We also tend to do a poor job of tree selection. If you live in the city, you don't really want a maple, oak, or some other tree that bears a fruit that people can't eat. It just ends up becoming a burden and will end up being cut down because cutting it down is less of a pain in the ass than dealing with it for 2 of the 6 months it isn't bare.
We also need to do a better job of constructing fire breaks and letting nature do it's things instead of trying to keep yearly fires small, which just compounds the size of them year over year.
Lol
Perhaps living in England has skewed my perception a bit, but the majority of Western Europe was forest at one time.