Future of the Environment

The first-ever climate telethon has raised $2.6 million for new forests

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The areas of Denmark covered by forest have been steadily increasing since 2010.
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In Britain, the 8.9 million trees planted as part of the National Forest initiative have transformed what was once an industrial landscape.
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