Man plants giant sequoias to combat climate change
Giant sequoias are incredible at sucking carbon from the air. So Henry Emson of the U.K. plans to plant 100,000 to help cool the planet and protect the species of tree.
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Giant sequoias are incredible at sucking carbon from the air. So Henry Emson of the U.K. plans to plant 100,000 to help cool the planet and protect the species of tree.
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