The United States Environmental Protection Agency defines deforestation as the “permanent removal of standing forests.” The removal, however, occurs for a variety of different reasons and has a variety of devastating consequences. What Is Deforestation? Deforestation is the clearing, destroying, or otherwise removal of trees through deliberate, natural, or accidental means. It can occur in […]
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We spend more time educating and the most common question is why trees. We all live on this planet and it being destroyed. don’t ake anyone word for this educate yourselves. https://www.theworldcounts.com/challenges/planet-earth/forests-and-deserts/why-is-deforestation-a-problem/story
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A visit to Eden a few years back was part of the reason to start 1 More Tree we already raise funds as our supporters will testify. but a little more is never a bad thing when it comes to planting and funding new projects. The link to this mini project is here. As always
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Postcards from a world on fire The story: Whistling and creaking sea ice from the top of the world. Images of coastal lowlands lost to the ocean. Firsthand accounts of wildfires, heatwaves and hurricanes. In an expansive and interactive feature, the New York Times created vignettes highlighting the impacts of climate change from
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The natural bowl in the Northumberland hills studded with dumpy young conifers looks innocuous enough. But the English borders are the scene of an increasingly bitter battle as ambitious government tree-planting targets collide with concerns for rare plants and birds. The government is seeking to dramatically increase tree planting to 30,000 hectares of new trees
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The report identified a wide range of threats, including pests and diseases, competition from invasive plants, deforestation, unsustainable logging, changes in land use and forest fires.
‘Alarming’ extinction threat to Europe’s trees Read More »
The Earth could support 4.4 billion hectares of continuous tree cover – 1.6 billion more than the currently existing 2.8 billion hectares. There is currently an area of the size of the US available for tree restoration.
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