Look, Out, the 100% renewables plan ("The Solutions Project") that I linked was created by engineers, not nature worshippers or "carping" activists. 

The plans they make for each of the 50 states, that I've seen anyhow, generally include conventional hydro, tidal and wave generation. The Oregon plan would have us get about 30% of our power from those sources. Which is about as much as we get currently. 

I won't speculate about who or what you are--unlike your responses to me--but, typically if someone knew how many trees he was planting this winter, he's probably probably going to plant a monoculture tree farm and already has a contract for that many seedlings.  I used to know people who did this, years ago, back east. They planted loblolly and slash pine on cutover land in Arkansas in the winter. Those were tree plantations, intended to be harvested at 24 years, sooner if for a pulp contract. That's not a forest; that's an investment.