Comments for Tree Speech http://www.treecoalition.org/blog Urban forest & ecosystem - tree preservation - environment & health Mon, 06 Sep 2010 10:28:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 Comment on Trees are part of councilmans clean air plan by Richard http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=4#comment-4224 Richard Sun, 08 Mar 2009 21:12:34 +0000 http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=4#comment-4224 As it relates to trees, this initiative went exactly nowhere. Gutierrez is now a state representative. As it relates to trees, this initiative went exactly nowhere. Gutierrez is now a state representative.

]]> Comment on A corporation that’s unclear on the concept by Huisache http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=36#comment-3811 Huisache Tue, 13 May 2008 18:08:44 +0000 http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=36#comment-3811 Our mainstream "news" outlets fail the community pitifully. They allow shoddy sleazy corporations like Toll Bros to get away with the destruction of our environment with their passive, lazy, advertiser-based approach to news. Our mainstream “news” outlets fail the community pitifully. They allow shoddy sleazy corporations like Toll Bros to get away with the destruction of our environment with their passive, lazy, advertiser-based approach to news.

]]> Comment on Words of wisdom by Bluedy http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=22#comment-3790 Bluedy Sat, 08 Mar 2008 02:26:24 +0000 http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=22#comment-3790 It''s a devastating mark on our society that the land ethic that we hold to is based on the individual concepts of people who survive by the economics of land change. Those with the purse to possess the land determine for society its land values - or lack of. Unless we can change this perception, we will always lose more than gain and the future of generations to come will be the worse for it. We are creatures of waste and ignorance. Those with the knowledge must educate. I appreciate the work you put forward on this site. It’’s a devastating mark on our society that the land ethic that we hold to is based on the individual concepts of people who survive by the economics of land change. Those with the purse to possess the land determine for society its land values - or lack of. Unless we can change this perception, we will always lose more than gain and the future of generations to come will be the worse for it.

We are creatures of waste and ignorance. Those with the knowledge must educate. I appreciate the work you put forward on this site.

]]> Comment on They must have been talking to some of our City councilmembers by Tree Speech » Only YOU can prevent mulch pile fires http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=15#comment-16 Tree Speech » Only YOU can prevent mulch pile fires Thu, 08 Feb 2007 18:48:48 +0000 http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=15#comment-16 [...] Many folks have pointed out the linkage between the enormous Helotes mulch pile and rampant tree clearing from vast acreages in that part of Bexar County. In his column titled Aquifer manager calls trash fire a no-win situation for Helotes, Carlos Guerra notes that: Ironically, what is burning is the detritus of developers who scraped recharge-area landscape clean to build new Hill Country escapes. [...] […] Many folks have pointed out the linkage between the enormous Helotes mulch pile and rampant tree clearing from vast acreages in that part of Bexar County. In his column titled Aquifer manager calls trash fire a no-win situation for Helotes, Carlos Guerra notes that: Ironically, what is burning is the detritus of developers who scraped recharge-area landscape clean to build new Hill Country escapes. […]

]]> Comment on You cannot afford “affordable” housing by Tuckerman http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=13#comment-15 Tuckerman Mon, 29 Jan 2007 01:17:52 +0000 http://www.treecoalition.org/blog/?p=13#comment-15 For more on truly affordable housing in the San Antonio area, check out the Build San Antonio Green program that encourages smaller, durable, high-performance, low-maintenance, low-toxic, housing close to town nearby transit routes with lots of trees. Call 224-7278 or go to www.buildsagreen.org For more on truly affordable housing in the San Antonio area, check out the Build San Antonio Green program that encourages smaller, durable, high-performance, low-maintenance, low-toxic, housing close to town nearby transit routes with lots of trees. Call 224-7278 or go to http://www.buildsagreen.org

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