[Eco] another paper thought
John W. Cooper
jwcooper at pop600.gsfc.nasa.gov
Wed Jan 31 09:28:40 EST 2007
In case it hasn't been said:
Tree farms are farms, not forests. They should not be counted as
forests or wildlife areas. They require fertilizers to replace
nutrients and pesticides to control blights. The trees in a tree farm
are not of many species, and undergrowth and other is kept to a
minimum. Counting the number of trees in the country and proclaiming
environmental success is not enough, it's like counting wheat fields as
wild grassland.
:-j
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