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minus-squareWoly [any]hexbear9·4 years agoIn cities trees are a very limited resource so people don't want to cut them down. And if the public sector has been gutted, they might not have the resources to go around pruning back new growth every year. link
In cities trees are a very limited resource so people don't want to cut them down. And if the public sector has been gutted, they might not have the resources to go around pruning back new growth every year.