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India’s Green Success Story: Setting A Guinness World Record For Planting 66 Million Trees In Just 12 Hours

India has planted an astounding 66 million trees in just 12 hours, marking a historic accomplishment in environmental protection! According to EcoWatch, this extraordinary endeavor not only establishes a Guinness World Record but also demonstrates India’s steadfast dedication to environmental conservation. Millions of volunteers banded together to take on deforestation head-on in an effort to protect biodiversity and slow down global warming. This incredible accomplishment shows the strength of group effort in preserving the future of our planet and acts as a beacon of hope. For more information on this uplifting tale of environmental success, visit EcoWatch!

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India's Green Success Story: Setting A Guinness World Record For Planting 66 Million Trees In Just 12 Hours

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Cosmikid 7 months ago

A huge amount to work- money- and time. All wonderful. BUT. I want to see a follow-up article - 5 years from now. How many are still alive? The history of such mass plantings is not only "not good"; its horrible. Frequently at 5 years, the survivorship can be under - 5 %. That's "five" percent. Not a typo. Many, many reasons; but EVERYBODY needs to fully know that "planting trees!!!!" does not mean- they will live. Somebody needs to watch- and tend. Water if needed. Keep the goats away. For years.

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