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no i dont think so....if the tree decomposes...then it will mix with the soil and change into a fossil fuel...and fossil fuels are useful...arent they? A normal rate of tree decomposition is good as it aids the forests to get rid of older trees to make way form new trees. It also enriches the soil once fallen. If the rate is high due to diseases or insect infestation, then no becase too many trees are being attacked.

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