Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Trees grow back. It’s not like they’re an endangered species.
Oh look Donald Trump is here
Trees are a renewable resource, dummy.
Do you understand why that’s important?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Trees grow back. It’s not like they’re an endangered species.
Oh look Donald Trump is here
Anonymous wrote:Keep the fines and then mandate that developers every tree removed with 2 or 3 plantings. If the new development cannot support the new plantings then the developer will plant the new trees at a site of the city’s choosing.
Done.
Anonymous wrote:Businesses chopping down trees so they can make more money....Where have I heard this story? Oh yes, this is The Lorax. This is literally a parable about the environment that we teach children.
Anonymous wrote:Trees grow back. It’s not like they’re an endangered species.
Anonymous wrote:Pick one: 1. affordable housing and green lighting the development needed to increase density or 2. having the proper tree canopy to ensure DC doesn’t act like a heat sink.
Either way, all the stereotypicaly, upper class folks with plenty of yard signs proclaiming their virtue to us all will be hypocritical about this when they choose trees and nimbyism over their desire to help poor people and address cutting trees down to make room for projects..
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Trees grow back. It’s not like they’re an endangered species.
100 year old oaks do not grow back for another 100 years, and that's assuming they are even planted which usually doesn't happen. It's criminal that DC doesn't enforce their tree canopy laws. I'm not the OP FYI.
Anonymous wrote:Trees grow back. It’s not like they’re an endangered species.