Govt. Vs Nature

Monk · July 10, 2012, 2:55pm

Several years ago we had to remove three old shade trees from our yard because a branch fell on the roof of our neighbors garage. Thankfully it did not hurt anyone. We reluctantly cut down our beautiful trees . After the trees were gone we noticed that the house was a lot hotter during the summer months. We have noticed a significant difference in our electric bill. My husband has planted seedlings all around the yard, so during the summer months the trees will eventually shade the house and shop.
I began noticing in our area; not many people have enough trees planted  to shade their homes. I hope this instructable will inspire you to  plant a few seedlings, even if you might not receive the benefits; plant  them for the next guy!     

http://www.instructables.com/image/FBUG5W2H4619REH/Plant-A-Tree-And-Save-Energy.jpg

Source of energy and solution is nature, not Govt.
Certainly not PPP.

Southie · July 14, 2012, 8:34am

Re: Govt. Vs Nature

Without getting into PPP politics (for I have no clue), this is a great thread. Pity no paricipamation. Maybe everyone just went out and planted some seedlings.

Faris_Udeen · July 14, 2012, 2:10pm

Re: Govt. Vs Nature

I'm all for planting trees. But Governments are the ones who first allowed mass organised logging... only now do they realise thier mistake. Well at least there is still time for some.

Also as Muslims isn't it encouraged? I mean I'm no scholar but there must be at least one or two hadiths in favour of it. Also I'm sure in the Koran it says planiting a tree and giving shade to others is a good thing... but hell even if it wasn't sanctioned by religion you should still do whatever good you can for Mother Nature.