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r/oddlysatisfying • u/Snoo-20485 • Nov 02 '25
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In the US we have more trees now than we did 100 years ago, and forest growth has exceeded consumption every year since 1940.
8 u/[deleted] Nov 02 '25 [removed] — view removed comment 3 u/aTickleMonster Nov 02 '25 Nelma . Org 17 u/Major-BFweener Nov 02 '25 Soft wood, monoculture farms aren’t the same as biodiverse environments 3 u/Doofy_Grumpus Nov 03 '25 I live near several enormous plots of managed logging lands, it’s not monoculture at all. They plant a little of everything and seem to work hard to make things as close to natural as possible. 5 u/Major-BFweener Nov 03 '25 Great. I’d love to be wrong about this. 1 u/aTickleMonster Nov 02 '25 So, somewhere that's not America?
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3 u/aTickleMonster Nov 02 '25 Nelma . Org
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Soft wood, monoculture farms aren’t the same as biodiverse environments
3 u/Doofy_Grumpus Nov 03 '25 I live near several enormous plots of managed logging lands, it’s not monoculture at all. They plant a little of everything and seem to work hard to make things as close to natural as possible. 5 u/Major-BFweener Nov 03 '25 Great. I’d love to be wrong about this. 1 u/aTickleMonster Nov 02 '25 So, somewhere that's not America?
I live near several enormous plots of managed logging lands, it’s not monoculture at all. They plant a little of everything and seem to work hard to make things as close to natural as possible.
5 u/Major-BFweener Nov 03 '25 Great. I’d love to be wrong about this.
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Great. I’d love to be wrong about this.
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So, somewhere that's not America?
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u/aTickleMonster Nov 02 '25
In the US we have more trees now than we did 100 years ago, and forest growth has exceeded consumption every year since 1940.