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While your sentiment is in the right place, trees are not a one size fits all solution. There's a variety of ecosystems on this planet, and not all are densely packed forest. Instead of everybody just planting a tree, it's important to think about what kind of tree and if a tree would be beneficial at all. Sometimes planting a native grass would be a lot more beneficial in a specific context.

One other thing is that the places where pine beetles are the most destructive are monocrop pine forests. If you have diversity in your forests, it makes them more resillent to this kind of thing.

It should be every human's role to learn about how their local ecosystem works and how to exist within it in a reciprocal way.

Here's the meme format if anybody wants it:

The font I used for this is Are You Serious off of Google Fonts.

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Ooh, that one is interesting. Hadn't heard it before. Thanks for the rec

Can't believe I forgot to mention that one. It is exceedingly winter vibes. The whole album is really good as well.

Ooh, thanks for the recommendations. I'll def check them out. Finally We Are No One by mum is one of my favorite winter albums to put in rotation.

This is the one time a trump meme is funny

They also allow ICE to recruitment ads on their platform.

Amazon web services. They are one of the biggest providers for hosting things. A lot of the internet infrastructure uses aws.

In genetics recessive traits usually skip a generation to show

As someone from one of the most obese states in the union, the core of the issue is most definitely not portion sizes. Food quality is shit and most people will eat ultraprocessed foods on the daily because money is tight for most people and fresh/healthy food is hella expensive assuming there's even access to it. If you have the same amount of calories in ultrprocessed food vs real food, your body will still gain more weight from the ultra processed one because it is less satiating because your body burns through it much faster.

Small scale organic farming used to be the norm in my grandma's time, but nowadays younger people don't know what an okra plant looks like or cracked open a pecan. Additionally if you're even able to access and afford fresh produce it's mainly water and is not nutritionally dense. This is an issue with the entire food system that's been built on shipping stuff from far away and profit incentives. Not to mention the targeted advertising of ultra processed foods to kids...

Also, there's virtually no public transit and the small amount of pedestrian and bike infrastructure is laughable and outright dangerous. You have to have a car to get to most places and most places require a lot of driving to get to depending. That means sitting down for most of the day. It's hard for most people to get exercise in daily life without being super intentional about it, and a lot of people are overworked and underpaid on top of that, so they understandably just wanna relax. As with most things in life, the answer is always complicated.

Southern food has entered the chat.

In all seriousness, southern food is some of the best food the US has to offer IMO. There's a shitton of diversity within the category and it has a lot of flavor and spice.

S tier shitpost. The ending caught me off guard.

I hate to break it to you but in many parts of the rural US, Walmart is the only option to buy things. They have monopolized and killed small grocers, mechanics, and pharmacies. Walmart is the only place within a reasonable distance that I can get my (lifesaving) medication for a cost that I can afford. I hate doing it but there is literally no other option for me.

I'm here for the wizardposting

It makes a whole lot of sense the other way around. Script writers speak like Americans.

I regret to inform you that it has become a specific cabbage patch.