The large-scale restoration of the world's forests will clear the Earth's atmosphere

The massive restoration of the world's forests will clean up the Earth's atmosphere of decades of carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions. "Plant planting is increasingly recognized as the most important activity for preserving life on Earth.

According to a new large study, large-scale restoration of the world's forests would clean up the atmosphere of carbon dioxide and eliminate decades of emissions.

Scientists have previously discovered that another 1.2 trillion trees can grow in parks, forests and abandoned lands around the globe. 

Environmentalist Thomas Crowther believes that underestimating trees means that scientists greatly underestimate the potential of forests to fight climate change. In his paper, he used the figure of 1.2 billion, estimated the actual amount of carbon reduction that can be obtained by planting trees.

It is estimated that in 10 years, harmful emissions can be completely leveled. "Three trillion trees absorb 400 gigatons, imagine how much another trillion trees will absorb."

Initially, the United Nations implemented a project known as the Billion Trees campaign, but in light of Dr. Crowther's findings, it was renamed the Trilion Trees campaign. 17 billion trees have already been planted worldwide.

This is a wonderful news, because each of us can get involved. Trees make people happy in urban areas, improve air, water and food quality.

The complete restoration of all free plots is not realistic, but planting plants is increasingly recognized as the most important activity for preserving life on Earth.