Trees for a Changing Climate and Resilient Urban Forest (2022)
mooreds
46 points
5 comments
August 29, 2026
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Discussion Highlights (1 comments)
simonebrunozzi
> At the Eighth Annual Tree Diversity Conference on March 4th, our Front Range conditions for growing trees was described as “harsh”. Wow, didn't even know that there was such a thing. The article is... beautiful, in a sense. It is SO clear that it is not written by AI (it's from 2022, in fact), and it seems refreshing to read something without the need to constantly ask yourself what was written with AI and what by a human mind. Anyway... Planting trees is getting worse and worse. Our climate is pretty much f*cked. That, in 2026, is abuntantly clear. Sigh.