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Trees are one of humanity’s saviors—producing oxygen, shade, habitat, raw materials, and beauty for the soul.
They are great living things, and should enjoy basic protection from random violence. (Yes, that does mean limiting human property rights, in some cases.)
Spring is nosing its way out of the warm winter. Let’s celebrate and cherish trees.
[Photos: Sanibel, Florida; Potomac River, Widewater, Virginia.--JBW]
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