The economy is a tough subject to discuss, and there are many theories about what has caused it. Some people believe that the recession was caused by the housing market collapse, while some say it’s due to an increase in oil prices. However, there may be one more reason you can blame for this economic downturn: forest names.
There are many types of forests in the United States, and each one has a unique name. Some are called national parks because they’re protected by law from illegal logging, while others can be logged for timber production or other uses. These names may have an influence on our economy.
We all know that we pay more than half-a-billion dollars every year to keep Yellowstone National Park free of commercial development so it will stay pristine and beautiful for future generations to enjoy – but what about those lower quality forest areas? If businesses find out their land was once part of Forests U S A Inc., they might decide not to invest in them as much as if the were named after something like Balsam Acres Pine Nursery. If you’re thinking that this sounds a little like blaming the recession on forest names, it is. The idea here is to show how important quality of our environment and naming conventions are in order to get people interested in protecting them for future generations. It’s not just about forests – we have national parks too, and each one has its own rules about logging or development which may influence whether investors come into an area or not. And if they don’t invest, then there will be fewer jobs available for residents who live near these natural resources because their economies depend upon tourism revenue generated by visitors wanting to see the beautiful places where nature still thrives as well as those areas with built structures such as hotels and restaurants. Bottom Line:
