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Strategies to reverse Deforestation

23rd August 2017
If tropical deforestation were a country, it would rank 3rd after China & the US as an emissions source. This emphasises the importance of effective policies to reverse deforestation.
This article from Frances Seymour explains how developing / emerging countries can fight climate change via protecting their forests including the REDD programme.
In other news - Pakistan has planted more than a billion trees in the last two years as part of an investment to reverse deforestation.
Related articles on deforestation
Deforestation hurts our climate & wildlife, such as Orang-utans. More on why forests are so vital https://t.co/hKu3wtYOJU #WorldOrangutanDay pic.twitter.com/t7RBafKqJZ
— WWF (@WWF) August 18, 2017
Peruvian Amazon deforestation hotspots: estimates indicate forest loss of 37,000 acres so far in 2017 https://t.co/d5jDHB2I12 via @ACA_dc pic.twitter.com/T2jOR6b18h
— Amazon Watch (@amazonwatch) August 16, 2017
Norway is the first country to commit to zero deforestation pic.twitter.com/lxPpbqXi5t
— Vala Afshar (@ValaAfshar) August 23, 2017
Video from the World Economic Forum on Pakistan
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