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In the past decade, planting trees has come to represent many things: a virtuous act, a practical solution and a symbol of hope in the face of climate change. But can planting a trillion trees really save the world?
Visiting the Eden Reforestation Projects in Goiás, Brazil, and interviewing numerous international scientists and activists, the journalist Zach St. George offers a vivid insight into the root of the tree-planting movement — from the Green Belt Movement of the 1970s to the Trillion Tree Campaign of the 2010s — and considers the concept’s environmental potential, as well as the movement’s shortcomings.
امیدواریم که از پادکست Daily New york Times لذت برده باشید همچنین برای یادگیری بیشتر توصیه میکنیم بخش آیلتس سایت رو ببنید.
همچنین برای تهیه ی کتاب های آموزشی زبان انگلیسی می توانید به سایت فرتاب مراجعه فرمایید.
