Seems like a cherry picked statistic when a large part of the rain-forests are in the Southern Hemisphere and are being devastated.
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Is that a real standard for how we are doing ecologically. I feel like this is deceptively optimistic measuring stick
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Forest area does matter. City folks get a biased view of forested area when they see forests cut down for development since they only see a small slice of the natural world. But you raise exactly the right question. Is cutting trees the env evil we instinctually feel that it is?
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Yup. Walk through any forest in New England, and shortly you'll run into a stone wall. Those used to be the borders of fields. Though, there is still a debate to be had over cutting down old forests, even if replaced with new forests because of their very different eco systems.
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Well I did buy 5 trees on the weekend, so I'm helping.
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I guess you haven’t been to New Brunswick lately. That’s good news for the rest of the norther hemisphere though
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I’m happy for the stat, but it’ll be a while before these become the old growth forests they once were.
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More efficient farming by capitalists allows more trees to grow on more land.
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Good to hear. Forests are nature's churches.
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exactly - this is one of the places we go http://www.cathedralgrove.eu/text/01-Cathedral-Grove-1.htm …
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