Davos 2023

How leaders can grow the trillion trees movement and support inclusive climate action

Davos 2023 ; Today, there are roughly 3 trillion trees on Earth, which is 46% fewer trees than existed since the start of human civilization.

Today, there are roughly 3 trillion trees on Earth, which is 46% fewer trees than existed since the start of human civilization. Image: Unsplash.

Suzanne DiBianca
Chief Impact Officer, Salesforce
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