The Green Living Guru

The author's political orientation is interesting and the subject matter is good.

A popular science article, a large section of a popular science article, well, how should I put it, this book is a relative of the novel.

Great, stick with it and read a few chapters. Love this genre. Correction, I am a forestry worker. The afforestation specifications per acre are 167 trees for 2X2 and 111 trees for 2x3. Of course, the survival rate of actual afforestation will be a little higher. If it exceeds 200 trees, it is too dense. Generally, engineering afforestation will not be too dense. Appropriate spacing between rows of trees is required to ensure future growth. So 3,000 plants would require at least ten acres, unless you are cultivating acres! Come on, author!

A sovereign company is not just the kind of boss-level company in various games and movies. It has economic strength that surpasses the country, has black technology that surpasses the world, and has its own private armed forces! But this kind of company finally gives experience to the protagonist!

I can't say it's poisonous, I can only say it's embarrassing to watch.

I think if the earth really had the will, it would probably want to capture the moon, escape the gravity of the sun, eat the gas giant planets like Earth, Jupiter and Neptune, and then eat all the way out of the solar system.

As far as the earth's environment is concerned, the biggest pest is human beings. According to the background of this book, it should be a category that will destroy the world.

Humans are the biggest garbage on earth

Is it to protect the earth or to benefit mankind? If the earth is conscious, are weather forecasts, natural disasters, and species invasions really important to the earth? ? High-rise buildings, mining of oil and minerals, industrial wastewater and gas, these are the enemies of the earth itself. What human development needs is the culprit that destroys the earth's nature. So as a spokesperson for earth consciousness, how should you protect the earth? Close the factory? Demolished high-rise buildings? Or let humans slash and burn, or even exterminate humans? After reading the first dozen chapters of this novel, the creativity is good, but it is impossible to protect the earth without hindering the development of human beings. What the author writes can only make people's living environment better, but it is of no use to the earth.

Why did I think of the environmental sword with the title Environmental Master?