Been Trees

Bean Tree discusses many social issues within Barbara Kingsolver's novel "Bean Tree". The social problem to be solved is adoption. Hiring a child is an experience that is expected to bring great happiness, as it will change couples and individuals' lives forever. Adoption provides a new start opportunity for many children who have been taken care of by orphanages and foster carers. Family is the cornerstone of society. They provide the children with the love and safety they need to grow to healthy adults.

3-Bidni olive tree. Bidnija is a small village in the northern part of Malta. It is a tree house in 2000 and has been confirmed by carbon dating. Trees have been protected since 1933 and are included in UNESCO 's National Heritage Law Database. They continued to produce olives, and their fruits were resistant to illness and olive fruit fly. While Romans expanded their cultivation to Malta, olive trees are believed to have been brought to Malta by Phoenician merchants.

The Arctic trees are facing unique challenges. At Scotty Creek in northern Canada, melting of permafrost is destroying trees. In this area, the growth area of ​​trees is limited, the land between the frozen areas of permafrost is mostly wetlands, trees can not grow due to root water. However, as the climate warms up, the ground gradually disappears from the bottom. As a result, trees lose the area where they can grow and are approaching the edge of the Permafrost Plateau, which can cause stress. In addition to the collapse of the edges, "They will collapse and will lose their roots," Anderson - Teiseira said. The availability of water is changing due to the specificity of melting and refreezing in these areas. This means that trees that do not collapse in permafrost are facing some combination of drought and flooding.