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Old Posted Sep 12, 2025, 1:22 PM
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Originally Posted by ponyboycurtis View Post
As an aside, I noticed the other day that a very good portion of the saplings planted on the big berm by the VIA flyover while riding line two were dead. Like at least half were either dead or severely stunted. I don't know much about arborism but maybe that's just the way its meant to be? Not like you can bring a water truck there. Some live and some die.
I think saplings have really been struggling to adapt to climate change. The hot and dry summers, the freeze-thaw cycles of winter, they need much more care than before, but the City (and any agency responsible for new trees) haven't adapted.

Blair also has huge plater beds with no trees. They didn't even try to start over; they just gave up. Trees are a key part of battling climate change. We can't afford to give up.

Whatever happened to Sutcliffe's promise of planting a million trees?
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