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Blaming the government for what it doesn't do is helping the good work it does. Planting seedlings should not be negotiable

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Due to many things that have happened in our country, it has become a culture to look down on some good things. Now we are seeing that the planting of saplings is becoming a controversial politics that exposes it to ridicule. Planting trees is not only the government's responsibility; If we know that there is no life without trees, it is foolish to try to mock the government for doing what it should have done because of what it did not do.

It does not make sense for a poor person to take over a house built for the poor while talking about something else that was not built. It is good to look at the good work that has been done, but what we see shows us that we have entered another world due to the number of our injuries.

The green footprint is a matter of survival. The increase in the population and the limited supply of energy, we had to do a lot even for fuel and our high demand for coal.

If we associate cadre with tree planting, we fall into the trap. Planting a tree is not a matter for tomorrow. How can we find the tree that we did not plant this year? It is enough to know that food, shelter and air time are not things that should be given to them.

I don't think that we challenge what has not been done by working together with what has been done, so that the work that has been done and the work that has not been done should be stopped and the country is its own issue. Of course, the lives of citizens are at risk. There is genocide. Displacement and death abound. It is better to say that it is better not to plant a tree or to plant a tree in spite of this so that even those of us who survived will not end up with another problem.

The death of a side doesn't stop him from staring at the European game to plant a caring tree, and it doesn't come as soon as he trades as a side is dying. Embarrassing green development as seedling politics will keep us from eating and sleeping, not a solution to our death.

It is a joke to say that if we are dying, we don't need health centers and roads, trees and agriculture. It is one thing to prioritize the safety of citizens, but I think the purpose of joking that there is no need for critical developments is hidden. There is no sin in talking about gardening and praising agriculture even when a person is dead.

Even in Tigray, which is in such condition this winter, the tree planting continues this year for Meles Ashara. But here, it is painful to see a tree being used as politics.

What we should be asking is instead about talking about planting properly, growing what has been planted, and preventing deforestation.

Ethiopia's forest cover is decreasing due to urbanization and population growth. There is no sapling that anyone can plant in this green footprint. If everyone plants a sapling and grows a tree, he will benefit himself. We must understand that it is an uneducated solution to be an obstacle for ourselves in the development that works for us.