Myanmar plans to plant 22.3 million trees during its rainy season to combat high temperatures, wood consumption, and manage forest resources.

Myanmar plans to plant 22.3 million trees on 22,000 acres during its rainy season (June-October) to combat high temperatures, wood and fuel consumption, and manage forest resources, per state-run media MRTV. The initiative addresses the challenges of environmental conservation and climate change mitigation, with over 70% of the population relying on wood and charcoal for fuel.

May 26, 2024
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