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Why Ikea just bought an 11,000-acre forest in Georgia [Photo: JillianCain/iStock] advertisement advertisement In southeast Georgia, a forest covering nearly 11,000 acres was at risk of being split up and developed. But a conservation organization acquired the land to protect it and Ikea’s parent company, Ingka Group, just bought it under a contract that will continue to protect the local ecosystem. advertisement [Photo: Stacy Funderburke/courtesy Ikea]For Ikea, it’s one piece of a strategy to become “climate positive” by 2030, meaning that the company will reduce more greenhouse gas emissions than it emits through its value chain. As the company slashes emissions directly by using renewable energy, shifting to electric delivery vehicles, rethinking materials, and implementing new business models such as taking back old furniture and repairing it for resale, it’s also turning to trees to suck CO2 from the atmosphere.

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