LOL my back yard is a jungle because I have refused to cut down a single tree.
And you demonstrate that you cannot tell the difference between NOT cutting down a tree and PLANTING a tree.
Do you understand how much that destroys the credibility of your statements on Global Warming?
I didnt ask how many you didnt cut down, i asked how many you planted???
so yes I do know the dif
I just figured a person as dedicated as you would have planted thousands of trees to show you can put you money where your mouth is,,but I guess thats to much to ask
instead we get you telling everyone else what they should do
my dog cares more for the planet than you do,,,he shits outside and doesnt use man made resources for it,,
dont be such a hypocrite
so you want to use the government to force people to live as you say and do what you say??
HOW IS THAT NOT FASCIST???
and sweetie pie,,,YOU DONT KNOW A DAMN THING ABOUT ME!!!,,,
Before an accident that left me with stenosis, sclerosis, degenerative disk disease in my spine with nerve damage in my hands and arms, I planted a lot of trees.
There are native sequoia redwood trees growing in parts of my state because I planted them. We used to have giant sequoia redwood trees here in my state that were larger than the ones in California but they were cut down at the beginning of the 20th century by stupid humans.
I can't tell you how many I planted because the number is so large I lost track.
I also planted Douglas fir trees and Yew trees.
These days, since I can no longer do the actual planting myself, I donate money to buy trees for other people to plant. I also go out to the forest to take photos for legal cases to save trees. So far, all the cases I've supplied photos for, were settled in our favor. Which resulted in millions of trees and thousands of acres from being clear cut and destroyed.
I go out to document the very real results of global warming or climate change. The photo below is one of them. That is a photo of what is now left of the Nisqually River. It's source is the glacier of Mt. Rainier on it's south side. For most of my life it was a very deep and raging river. All of the area of rocks that aren't trees in that photo is supposed to be water. Very deep raging fast river, now reduced to a trickle I can literally step over. I shot that photo using a curved 14 to 28mm lens because the area is so big my normal wide angle lens can't get the whole thing. I can post you photo after photo documenting the clear cuts. Before and after photos of ice caves that existed for thousands of years now gone because they melted from climate change. I can post photo after photo of lakes, streams and rivers with levels either too low to sustain life or totally dry. Because of global climate change.
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Planting trees isn't the only thing I've done for our environment. I've worked to save our environment and trees since my early 20s.
How many trees have you planted?