One Trillion Trees

Tree equity: This US project aims to boost wellbeing and create jobs in 5 cities

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Planting trees is beneficial for both climate change and human health. Image: Unsplash/Jake Ingle

Victoria Masterson
Senior Writer, Forum Agenda
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