Destruction of trees in the long term leads to the death of everyone. Is it interesting for anyone?

Sometimes it's better to see.

But this was just the beginning..

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Tasmania

This isn't a scene from a post apocalyptic movie. It's part of a Tasmanian World Heritage Site that harbours some of the oldest trees on Earth. "These forests are never coming back," David Bowman, an ecologist at the University of Tasmania told Gizmodo. "When they burn, they're gone forever."

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Next, I do not want to voice what and where it happened. I just want to pay attention to the problem.

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Just look and think.

Have you ever wondered why it is more difficult to breathe in big cities? Especially in summer. Because there are no or very few trees.

But there are so many roads. As for pedestrians and for cars. But what is the road and asphalt? It's a battery in the summer. Which heats up to a high temperature. That's why it's cooler outside the city in the summer.

But let's go back to cutting down the trees.

If in each country, there was a mandatory law that reads: "A company who cut down one tree must plant two new trees in return ..." >>
Perpetrators are fined for life deportation to Africa. (Cash fines somehow did not take root)

It's a joke if someone suddenly thinks I'm a racist. But the penalty can be considered separately.

The trees would be a million times larger. Even in Africa trees would begin to grow. No kidding.

But this is a good law. And as all good things are not meant to be. Although I know a couple of countries where the total felling of trees is prohibited and surprisingly there delightful mountain landscapes intersect with a weighty forest mass.

90% of the brain is not mastered
95% of the ocean is not utilized
99.99% of space is not mastered
Own planet on the edge of the abyss

What will be the solution? Spend all the money on armament and selfish sticks.