New Zealand is getting closer to finalizing a plan to plant 1 billion trees, according to Stuff.
The government allocated an additional $240 million to the project, bringing its total budget to $485 million over the next three years.
If approved, the program would play a key role in the country’s efforts to mitigate climate change, according to Stuff. New Zealand is considering enacting a zero emissions target by 2050 and planting trees could be incorporated into a cap-and-trade, or emissions trading scheme (ETS), program.
Read the story by Joe McCarthy from Global Citizen - “New Zealand Wants to Plant 1 Billion Trees to Fight Climate Change.”

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