In 2012, the year of the forest, at least 50,000 (check number of trees) have been felled on the Table Mountain National Park and within Cape Town. The reason given is that the trees consume precious water resources. However, this is only one variable in a complex equation. Millions of birds, their chicks, snakes, other fauna and hundreds of millions of flora that live under the forest canopy have been murdered in this process. Billions of essential bacteria living in the ground has been destroyed. And we are left with a more acidic environment, with less ground cover and fewer trees holding the soil, thus erosion will be increased radically. Trees remove toxins from the ground, provide oxygen to the air, provide an environment where people can go walking and stay fit, and provide a myriad other environmental needs. Removing the trees has also dramatically increased South Africa's carbon footprint, just at the time that ministers are saying So...
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