Recent research shows that planting trees is the most cost-effective and realistic way to preserve our planet.

Trees are important tools in the fight to stave off global warming. They absorb and store carbon dioxide (CO2)—the key greenhouse gas emitted by our daily activity — before it has a chance to reach the upper atmosphere and trap heat around the Earth’s surface, making our world a healthier, and safer place to live.

Therefore trees are considered nature’s most efficient “carbon sinks”. It is this characteristic that makes planting trees a form of climate change mitigation.

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