Trees are crucial for maintaining ecological balance from "summary" of The Overstory by Richard Powers
The forests breathe. They burn, they flood, they give birth. They are never still. The trees sway in the wind, creaking and groaning, a chorus of ancient voices. Their roots reach deep into the earth, drawing sustenance and life. They hold the soil together, preventing erosion, keeping the land from slipping away. The trees are the lungs of the earth. They take in carbon dioxide and give back oxygen, a delicate dance that sustains all life. Without them, the air would grow stale, thick with pollutants and toxins. Without them, we would suffocate, cut off from the very breath of life. But the trees do more than just provide oxygen. They are the pillars of the ecosystem, the scaffolding on which all other life depends. They shelter countless creatures, from tiny insects to massive bears. They provide food, shelter, and nesting sites. They create microclimates, moderating temperature and humidity, creating habitats for a diverse array of plants and animals. The trees are the guardians ...
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