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Climate change: When does planting trees make sense? | Environment | All topics from climate change to conservation | DW - Vimarsana News

Climate change: When does planting trees make sense? | Environment | All topics from climate change to conservation | DW

Trees can be powerful allies in the fight against global heating because they can trap CO2 and lock it away. But planting billions more of them won't be enough to save the climate.

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Climate change: Why planting more trees won′t save us | Environment | All topics from climate change to conservation | DW - Vimarsana News

Climate change: Why planting more trees won′t save us | Environment | All topics from climate change to conservation | DW

Expanding forests can help bring down the amount of CO2 trapped in the atmosphere. But restoring these invaluable ecosystems is a complex business, and planting new trees can sometimes do more harm than good.

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A beginners' guide to planting trees – and fighting the climate crisis | Trees and forests - Vimarsana News

A beginners' guide to planting trees – and fighting the climate crisis | Trees and forests

We need 1.5bn trees in the UK to tackle the climate crisis. But planting them badly can be counterproductive – here are the do’s and don’ts

More 2000 homes in Wairarapa town without power – again - Vimarsana News

More 2000 homes in Wairarapa town without power – again

Residents feel every time there's a decent gust of wind, Featherston's electricity goes down.

Some homes without power in Wairarapa could spend a whole night in the dark - Vimarsana News

Some homes without power in Wairarapa could spend a whole night in the dark

Residents feel every time there's a decent gust of wind, Featherston's electricity goes down – and crews can't work in the dark.