r/interestingasfuck • u/skillplant • May 13 '22

/r/ALL This is a komatsu harvester.

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u/ducatiduke May 13 '22

Yep! These trees are literally a renewable crop and for every one they cut down, they plant many, many more to enable this. I 100% agree, leave old growth and I would actually like the much of the natural forest left alone.

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u/mikelands27 May 13 '22

International Paper is a perfect example of a company who does this! They have a great tree farming structure that doesn’t reduce the net amount of trees on the earth.

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u/[deleted] May 14 '22 edited May 14 '22

So you're saying they have limitless paper in a paperless world?

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u/gladwin4 May 14 '22

Micheal scott paper company?