Planting trees may be one of the country’s best ways to suck carbon dioxide from the atmosphere to become carbon neutral and address climate change, according to a report published Friday by the World Resources Institute.
The climate crisis is so urgent that the U.S. government needs to spend $6 billion per year over the next decade in order to begin planting enough trees and develop other methods of carbon removal to make a difference for the climate, the report says.
About $4 billion of that should be in federal subsidies for planting trees, it says.
The U.S. has the ...
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