Game of Trees 0.130 released
Version 0.130 of Game of Trees has been released (and the port updated ). Complete release notes are as follows: Read more…
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- Opinion
- Country: United States
Trump’s War on Trees Is a War on the Republic
Great men plant trees in whose shade they will never sit, according to a familiar aphorism. Lesser men, by comparison, cut down those trees for a few hours’ warmth. Rarely has a saying come to life so vividly as it did over the last few days in the nation’s capital. President Donald Trump wants to…
- Country: Australia
Kim Macdonald opinion: Trees have become the casualty of decades of government failures, turning them into costly luxuries rather than essential infrastructure. But with suburbs turning into concrete jungles, it is time for change.
How did we get here? Affordability constraints, fears of urban sprawl and planning laws that do not value mature trees, mean land developers can move in with bulldozers and erase everything in sight.