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Treevan, to fuckcars in Why does everyone shit on bycicles but never on cars???
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The naïve part is you not understanding nuance or humour, nothing to do with a TV show.

You’ve used both your comments to allude to your superiority so I would suggest to you that you reconsider the toxicity. It’s not warranted.

Treevan, to fuckcars in Why does everyone shit on bycicles but never on cars???
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It’s a Simpson’s quote.

Did you honestly think I was being serious? I can’t see how you could think I was bring “laughably naïve” without being “laughably naïve” yourself. No offence intended.

Treevan, to fuckcars in Why does everyone shit on bycicles but never on cars???
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Because one time they saw one run a red light and have held a violent grudge ever since…

When a car does it, it’s cute.

Treevan, to fuck_cars in Got that going for 'em at least
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In Australia, there were some news articles stating that if an elderly person can’t explain the scratches (blood, body parts) on their car, you should take them to a Doctor to get their licence revoked. But only if you can force them to go somehow.

Treevan, to treehuggers in A revelation about trees is messing with climate calculations
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wired.com/…/a-revelation-about-trees-is-messing-w…

“We’re coming to realize more and more that we don’t really know exactly what a pristine atmosphere is like.”

While anthropogenic emissions dominate cloud formation in populated areas, plant volatiles dominate over more pristine land elsewhere.

“We are seeing more and more because our instruments are much better now,” she says.

To Fan, the new data suggests that sesquiterpenes may help better account for the global flow of aerosols.

Aerosols make clouds deflect more heat away from Earth-an effect known as “Radiative forcing.” More aerosols mean more reflective clouds that look whiter, last longer, and rain less.

Treevan, to treehuggers in Sycamore at the Gap
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“A Single Death Is a Tragedy; A Million Deaths Is a Statistic” - The Lorax

Treevan, to treehuggers in Sycamore at the Gap
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A Single Death Is a Tragedy; A Million Deaths Is a Statistic

Treevan, to treehuggers in Famous Sycamore Gap tree at Hadrian’s Wall found cut down
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Cut like that with a large, sharp saw could be done in 5 mins. If the bar was long enough to cut from one side, it’s 3 cuts only. If there was no notch/scarf, one backcut and could be done quicker than 5.

Source: Arborist. Our 30 year old trees are that diameter so we get a lot of practice.

Your questions still stand but it could be fast if it wanted to be.

Treevan, to treehuggers in IngaFoundation - Restoring Land – Sinking Cabon – Transforming Lives – Saving Rainforest
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Some Inga alleys on the small scale. Out of all of the biomass system trials I’ve put together, it’s probably the most successful.

https://postimg.cc/qgWGVG2J

https://postimg.cc/TpmJRWcr

Treevan, to treehuggers in One of my favorites from the neighborhood
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I make them dumber than they need to be. Best way to get corrected and then a response to start discussion.

meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Cunningham's_Law

Treevan, to memes in Tech News online right now
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It’s a mining company.

en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blue_Sky_Mining

Treevan, to treehuggers in One of my favorites from the neighborhood
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And the second photo reveals a line there, which is possibly why that branch has been topped. Second photo does reveal more, thanks.

I know it’s not yours but the only way, in my opinion, to build discussion is either be wrong or ask dumb questions. Don’t know if you’ve noticed but Lemmy has quietened up considerably.

Treevan, to treehuggers in One of my favorites from the neighborhood
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Is that a heavy reduction on that included fork (hard to tell from this distance if it is)?

Nice move if so.

I’m assuming it has just been pulled back from property boundary?

Treevan, to treehuggers in How we brought mistletoes back to the trees of Melbourne – while warding off hungry possums
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Valid concerns that are underpinned by improper urban forestry practises regarding the health of trees.

I’d guess we need to move away from the ‘street tree’ as a singular unit and place it into the ‘urban forest’ where trees die on the regular in a natural succession. This includes parasitisation, standing and fallen wood (and leaf litter) etc. We need forest layers.

Bit hard now that the cities are places for cars to drive around but there is hope for the future!

One thing that old people used to say to us is that rapists and/or snakes hide in the undergrowth. You can’t win.

Treevan, (edited ) to memes in appreciate it
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“You wouldn’t know her, she goes to another school”.

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