Despite the cost to the trees, let us hope there never comes a day when books are obsolete.
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We either need to plant a lot more trees, or find a way to print on synthetic or cotton-type materials.
I'm totally with you, though.
there was a time (1491, to be exact) when it is said you could walk from the east coast to the Mississippi River without ever having to leave the forest. i've flown over Ohio and Indiana. those days are long gone.
planting a lot more trees would be helpful in several ways.
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