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The European Union has added an area equivalent to Cambodia to its woodlands, while the US and India have together planted forests that would cover Bangladesh in an unbroken canopy of leaves.

Brazil alone removed enough woodland since 1992 to counteract all the growth in China, the EU and US put together.

Modernity and globalization have significantly reduced geographical distances, transformed social interactions, and accelerated the flow of...

On Tuesday, March 28, Kootenay author Terry Nelson will join Neighbours United at their new office in Castlegar at 1104 3rd St, V1N 1Z9 from 6pm - 8pm to discuss his latest book, Big Trees of the Inland Temperate Forests of British Columbia. The presentation will be followed by a Q&A and book signing. About the Author Terry Nelson has an innate interest in maps, mountains,

Completed in 2023 in Mexico City, Mexico. Images by Margarita Gorbea. The Environmental Culture Center contemplates a Pavilion surrounded by a set of Gardens with a naturalistic design and an ethnobotanical look. These...

Actions and these words in glasgow, is there a change on the way? i think it looks like it, that you are right, there is a lot to be concerned and even suspicious about when it comes to brazil and these issues. i hope this is a sign they are moving in a different direction. one key issue of cop26 will be how we deal with notjust deforestation but the pretension for the sharing of carbon credits across the world, countries like brazil have always tried to have their cake and eat it when it comes ...

Reality check correspondence chris morris. what do you make of this statement, there has been a lot of reaction talking about a previous deal to end deforestation in 2014 that has not come to fruition, do we know what went wrong with that? people kept cutting trees down, basically. there was a un strategic plan for forests in 2017 which set a series of goals for 2030, so reaching an agreement does nothing on its own, but the timing, the nature of the event, the high—level political involvement...

Leaders�* declaration, i and told 110 leaders�* declaration, i and told 110 leaders have come together, representing over 85% of the world�*s forest estate, they have made a landmark commitment to work together to reverse deforestation and land degradation by 2030, notjust halt at the traverse, meaning more leaders than ever before had signed up leaders than ever before had signed up to protect the forests, from countries in the north and the south, with temperate forests, tropical forests...

Trillion worth of trade by the end of this decade. we also want to mobilise globalfinance of this decade. we also want to mobilise global finance and an unprecedented scale. in the last decade roughly 40 times more finance flowed into unsustainable land—use practices that enter forests, protection and conservation while agriculture, forests, other planters receive just 2% of available finance. as we sign this declaration today let�*s also galvanise a radical shift in public and private finan...

Shakespeare�*s great scottish tragedy, working together to protect the forests but to ensure that the forests return. thank you very much. i really interesting speech from the uk prime minister borisjohnson. 110 metres signing up to this deal to end deforestation and restore forests notjust to end deforestation and restore forests not just to to end deforestation and restore forests notjust to holtz but to reverse including china, russia, brazil. environmentalists have some questions over whet...