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Highest tree line in the world is at 5200m[1]. Don't see why trees couldn't cope with 150m (yes, I know building != mountain, but still). [1] - http://en.wikip
by Nux 14y ago
Highest tree line in the world is at 5200m[1]. Don't see why trees couldn't cope with 150m (yes, I know building != mountain, but still).
[1] - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_line#Alpine_tree_lines http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tree_line#Alpine_tree_lines
- corresation 14y agoWhat is relevant here is height above the ground, as the various forces that he describes are a facet of the ground effect (or lack of ground effect). e.g. You would find the top of the CN tower an endlessly windy, environmentally unfriendly place. Yet standing on the street in Madrid you are just as high and suffer none of the same effects.