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to reduce exploitation in indonesia. president ivan duque has taken fantastic strides in safeguarding the colombian amazon, and leaders of the congo basin are working to protect their precious forests. with the glasgow leaders declaration, i am told 110, not 105, representing over 85% of the world s forest state. they have made a landmark commitment to work together to halt deforestation and land degradation by 2030, not just halt but reverse. us presidentjoe biden announced his plans for conserving and restoring global forests. this plan is the first of its kind and taking a whole government approach and working in our case with congress to deploy up to $9 billion of us funding through 2030 to restore forests and mobilise more from our partners. as part of this, we re going to work to ensure
Regenerating native forests to fight climate change
Regenerating native forests to fight climate change
By Michele S. Byers
In the effort to slow climate change, forests are a powerful ally. Trees naturally remove harmful carbon dioxide from the air and store, or “sequester,” it in their roots, branches and wood.
But future generations of giant canopy trees must be able to reproduce. As individual trees are lost to storms, drought, or disease, new generations of saplings and seedlings must be waiting in the understory to fill in gaps that open in the canopy.
Recent studies show that resilient, mature forests will continue to sequester more carbon than newly planted or recently logged forests well into the future.