While I think that we've been able to mostly establish a culture where cutting down the larger, procedurally-generated trees is looked down upon, some loggers have still been able to slip through the cracks and cut some down, and more still might have a hard time finding other options for wood. That's why I would like to introduce the Lorax Act, which would legislate the following:

• Cutting down any procedurally-generated tree is hereby illegal and subject to regular imprisonment and sentencing as determined by general consensus in line with our constitution. Procedurally-generated trees are defined as any tree that you could not find in vanilla minecraft and do not regrow from saplings. Some examples are seen here.

• Snitches will be placed around these trees and areas where they are found at random and without public knowledge in order to further dissuade loggers from cutting them down.

• Public tree farms will be established where they haven't been already for tree varieties that people are unable to obtain otherwise.

Let me know what you think!