reforest

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forest anew

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If it doesn't change, we quit. Why do we have to stay? It's possibly dangerous for our sovereignty. Many are out, they didn't sign it. Why would Brazil have to stay? To be politically correct? [...] We won't be able to reforest an area the size of Rio de Janeiro. Jair Bolsonaro

After the fire, they reforested the mountain Source: Internet

Carbon offset programs are planting millions of fast-growing trees per year to reforest tropical lands, for as little as $0.10 per tree; over their typical 40-year lifetime, one million of these trees will fix 1 to 2 MegaTonnes of carbon dioxide. Source: Internet

He said that if we really wanted to reduce our carbon footprint, we could disband the college, put our property in a conservation easement and reforest the land. Source: Internet

The local and provincial government are now working hand in hand to be able to instantaneously craft provincial laws and resolutions aiming to reforest and preserve watershed areas. Source: Internet

The Vatican signed an agreement with a Hungarian firm to reforest a large part of Hungary's Bukk National Park. Source: Internet

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