Why cut down every tree?

[Bobby]

Abbott had the right idea.

Farmers should ensure that every year there is more topsoil than the previous year.
Maybe scientists need to help them?
The formula certainly doesn't include clear felling of every tree for 100s of kilometers.

[FLEKTARN]

I have driven quite a lot around Australia.
One thing that I noticed was that on many farms there are
huge areas with no trees at all -
in certain places between Melbourne and Adelaide there are no trees
to be seen from horizon to horizon on both sides of the road.

Forestry exports contribute $3 billion to Australia's economy; its manufacturing, sales and service income make up around $24 billion per year.

Here's the whole article I just found:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-12-18/ ... s/10602186

Of course it's all about money. Again. It's all about money everywhere in the world. Even the niggers that get imported to country shop - it's all about money too. When they substitute any local population - the quality falls, and they work for much less. The gap that is created is quickly stuffed with robotisation and automation.

[Bobby]

I have driven quite a lot around Australia.
One thing that I noticed was that on many farms there are
huge areas with no trees at all -
in certain places between Melbourne and Adelaide there are no trees
to be seen from horizon to horizon on both sides of the road.

Forestry exports contribute $3 billion to Australia's economy; its manufacturing, sales and service income make up around $24 billion per year.

Here's the whole article I just found:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-12-18/ ... s/10602186

Of course it's all about money. Again. It's all about money everywhere in the world. Even the niggers that get imported to country shop - it's all about money too. When they substitute any local population - the quality falls, and they work for much less. The gap that is created is quickly stuffed with robotisation and automation.

Great link you provided - thanks.

[sprintcyclist]

“I speak for the trees, for the trees have no tongues.”
― Dr. Seuss, The Lorax

Trees are safe at our place.
The new ones are happy and holding hands with their companions
Trees like growing together, they are quite social.

[FLEKTARN]

I have driven quite a lot around Australia.
One thing that I noticed was that on many farms there are
huge areas with no trees at all -
in certain places between Melbourne and Adelaide there are no trees
to be seen from horizon to horizon on both sides of the road.

Forestry exports contribute $3 billion to Australia's economy; its manufacturing, sales and service income make up around $24 billion per year.

Here's the whole article I just found:
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2018-12-18/ ... s/10602186

Of course it's all about money. Again. It's all about money everywhere in the world. Even the niggers that get imported to country shop - it's all about money too. When they substitute any local population - the quality falls, and they work for much less. The gap that is created is quickly stuffed with robotisation and automation.

Great link you provided - thanks.