Stephen Belovarich Photography

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A tree nursery, Oregon and Washington still treat vast regions of natural forest as tree nurseries. Large, old trees filter the more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, although laws on the books allow loggers to cut down forests after fifty years to satisfy the perceived lumber needs. A new strategy for construction that doesn’t require as much lumber is needed. Outdated polices promote the lumber industry, but negate the growing climate change crisis or the damage to the native ecosystem perpetrated by destructive logging.

The Obvious Answer

A tree nursery, Oregon and Washington still treat vast regions of natural forest as tree nurseries. Large, old trees filter the more carbon dioxide from the atmosphere, although laws on the books allow loggers to cut down forests after fifty years to satisfy the perceived lumber needs. A new strategy for construction that doesn’t require as much lumber is needed. Outdated polices promote the lumber industry, but negate the growing climate change crisis or the damage to the native ecosystem perpetrated by destructive logging.

Camera
X-H2
Lens
XF23mmF1.4 R LM WR
Aperture
8
ISO
400
Shutter speed
1/420
Focal length
23.0 mm
  • Beauty In Nature
  • Cold Temperature
  • Day
  • Forest
  • Horizontal
  • Nature
  • No People
  • Outdoors
  • Photography
  • Scenics - Nature
  • Snow
  • Tranquil Scene
  • Tranquility
  • Tree
  • Winter