Just realized tree planting isn't always the green fix I believed

I used to think any tree planting was great for the climate, like a simple win. But then I saw a video on how some big charity drives plant only pine trees in rows, which messes up the local bugs and birds. It hit me that these monoculture spots don't capture carbon as well as messy, old forests do. So I'm shifting my focus to groups that bring back native plants instead.

My last three color fixes were all from the same Instagram trend

I keep seeing people try this ash blonde style from their feeds and it never goes right. They grab a box dye and end up with weird orange or green tones in their hair. One person came in yesterday with patches that looked totally fried from a video she watched. Fixing it takes forever and costs them so much extra cash. It's tough because they think they're saving money but really make a bigger problem. We gotta talk more about how these looks work in real life. Honestly, it's a bit of a headache but I'm glad to help them learn.

I brought up how a character's injury recovery felt rushed in our last read. Half the club agreed, half said it was fine. Where do you stand?