[ SECRET POST #6322 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6322 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

If you don't want trees in your yard, get an apartment in the city.

Cutting down trees contributes to climate change like CRAZY. For every tree that's cut down, the average temperature rises noticeably. The only thing that mitigates temperature rising at all is mature trees, which give shade and reduce carbon.

(My preferred living situation is a city apartment in a 4/6-unit building on a treelined street near public transit. I don't want to mow a fucking lawn, lol, fuck lawns, but I do want trees)

[(Anonymous)]

“For every tree that's cut down, the average temperature rises noticeably.”
That’s not even remotely true. Cutting a few trees down away from housing is actually recommended as part of controlling climate change. And climate change isn’t just global warming. You haven’t been alive long enough to feel global warming; no one has.

Deforestation is what contributes to climate change. The kind of tree cutting for enlarging cities. Not only do we lose the benefits of CO2 filtration, but the cement jungle that replaces forests actually does raise the local temperature enough to be felt.

[(Anonymous)]

You haven’t been alive long enough to feel global warming; no one has.

Uh... yeah, we have. I definitely have. The seasons have changed, dog.

And you definitely want trees next to and around housing. The more trees you have, especially ones of a specific age, the cooler the environs are going to be.

[(Anonymous)]

Climate change and global warming aren’t the same thing. You’ve experienced climate change, you have not felt global warming.

Trees near houses are definitely a great thing! Trees immediately next to houses are not if they’re over 50 ft tall. Trees should be 100 ft from houses. I highly recommend you check out the Arbor Day foundation. And google global warming too since you obviously don’t have a fucking clue about it.