Lee spotted an opportunity when he heard that China has a moratorium on domestic tree cutting in order to protect its dwindling lumber resources.
The young protagonist, Eddie, works days on a tree-cutting crew to support his ungrateful invalid mother.
To save the fast-disappearing forests, Parliament in 1581 passed a bill to forbid tree-cutting within 22 miles of the Thames, 3 miles of the coastline and 4 miles of the Sussex forests.
Resist the temptation to "fix" a big tree with aggressive cutting, which may diminish the tree's ability to defend against environmental stresses.
John Bush, vice-president of Gillette's research and development, likens the reduced drag to cutting down a tree with an axe rather than a wedge.
For every sapling GPFA delivers to a farmer, she (or he) must pay the organization back with a cutting once the tree is strong and healthy enough to produce cuttings.
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The Holy Thorn tree on Wearyall Hill, which had its branches cut off by vandals in 2010, is said to have been grown from a cutting from the original tree.
"I won't be cutting it down, I'll leave the tree as it is and let mother nature take her course".
Timber-cutting was blamed for a while, but most commercial tree farms have more fish in their rivers than in those of urban areas.
Davis saw clear cutting in Alabama and man-made forests with only one type of tree.
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