State and federal governments still require replanting and environmental remediation.
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Replanting it has been shown to lift the human spirit.
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Replanting two-thirds of degraded tropical forests would save 61bn tonnes.
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But replanting is not a theme in B's area this year.
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Again, replanting trees might be fine if you ignore the immediate impacts.
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They&aposve also begun a replanting drive to replace the damaged fields.
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"We'll do tree removal and slope stabilization and replanting," Ms. Donoghue said.
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Anticipating this, foresters are replanting trees at the highest elevations of their range.
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Since the launch in 2017, the replanting has only reached around 120,000 hectares.
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Will he be able to go the garden route, replanting and rebuilding is sanity?
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In the early 2000s, the winery embarked on an ambitious program of replanting and modernizing.
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There he was given responsibility for mitigating damage from earthquakes and floods and replanting forests.
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Some citrus growers also gained a tax break for the costs of replanting after disasters.
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But despite slashing and burning the garden, the larger message was also about replanting and rebirth.
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He thinks replanting would double or even triple production from 250 pounds of beans per year.
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The replanting, restoration and conservation of disappearing coastal wetlands, sand dunes and oyster reefs is crucial.
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For example, you can put money toward replanting trees, which absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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European Commission Vice-President Maros Sefcovic said talks were under way about replanting the trees on time.
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Carol's back, back again Carol then returns to the Kingdom, where Ezekiel is replanting the royal garden.
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Planting was not delayed for any of them, but replanting was a theme for the Illinois farmers.
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And indeed, replanting nursery-grown corals is perhaps one of the most successful methods for restoring reefs.
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But first, he needed additional investment, including replanting 10 acres where the vines were past their prime.
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Moreover, the fungus can persist in the soil for several decades, thus prohibiting replanting of susceptible banana plants.
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It was replanting the flag and saying that we're doing both bands, Bronx is back, and we're going.
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It expects yields to rise above 20 tonnes next year on improvements in agricultural practices and aggressive replanting.
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Additionally, many property owners operate under third-party certification standards, like the Sustainable Forestry Initiative, that require replanting.
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"We may stop at B50 if (palm) yield is not improved, if the replanting is stalling," he said.
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This meant it could take at least 12 years to complete the program of replanting palm-growing areas.
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But, unlike those tasks, replanting and growing the park's namesake Dr. Seussian trees takes a very long time.
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Indonesia currently runs a subsidized palm replanting program for small farmers to help boost yields without expanding plantation size.
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She finds Ezekiel replanting what remains of the Royal Garden, and tells him that they have to get ready.
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Quickly and decisively he went to work: building the hotel, replanting vines, and making it a world class destination.
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Indonesia collects levies from palm exporters to help finance the development of its palm-based biodiesel programme and fund replanting.
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In order to fight deforestation, she developed and funded two nurseries that grow indigenous trees for replanting in the desert.
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Some "negative emissions" technologies – such as replanting deforested areas with more trees, which absorb carbon to grow – are relatively uncontroversial.
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Quick replanting is crucial for habitats and budgets, but the slower process of using seedlings has a proven success rate.
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This unique inheritance pattern means that potatoes are typically sterile, and must be propagated by harvesting them and replanting tubers.
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The country collects levies to help finance its palm oil policies such as biodiesel subsidies and replanting programs for smallholders.
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Regional concerns still exist over cooler weather and excessive moisture, the latter of which has already spurred talk of replanting.
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"I had been growing the plant for 9 or 84 years, harvesting the little babies and replanting them," she said.
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At one time, Monsanto achieved this by using sterile "terminator seeds," which don't produce viable seeds for replanting season to season.
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PM Haze is also educating villagers about peatland conservation, setting up a nursery for tree replanting, and organizing fire prevention workshops.
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The government estimates the total cost of the lengthy environmental plan, including replanting and dredging, will reach about 20 billion reais.
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Forest owners invest millions of dollars in replanting, road maintenance, and forest health treatments to prevent fire, insect infestation, and disease.
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Since an agave plant takes up to 20 years to mature, and few brands invest in sustainable replanting, a bubble looms.
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Every purchase of a holder results in 10 square feet of oyster bed replanting, and that's something we can get behind.
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In June Mr Bolsonaro published a decree which indefinitely extends the 2019 deadline for farmers to begin replanting illegally deforested land.
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Replanting is now probable in many affected areas, and this will shift corn's schedule back a few weeks, increasing yield sensitivity.
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Elsewhere, Michigan had torrential rains in late June that wiped out pumpkin crops, and there were instances of farmers simply not replanting.
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Other companies replanting hardwood trees in Cameroon include Plantecam, a pharmaceutical company that uses African cherry to make medicines for prostate cancer.
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Over the next three days, they helped the charity's staff — cleaning up plastic from the beach, replanting trees and tagging sea turtles.
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Apart from the land issue, frequent droughts and replanting in Sabah, the biggest Malaysian state producing palm oil, will hit output, he said.
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By replanting forests, Khyber Pukhtunkwa province "has taken important steps to save future generations from the dangerous effects of environmental changes," he said.
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It would have extended by a year the deadline for landowners to comply with maintaining or replanting minimum forested areas on their properties.
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Examples include installing a fire break to reduce wildfire risks, creating culverts in forest roads to protect streams, and replanting trees after harvest.
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Kim and Moon unveil a plaque dedicated to "peace and prosperity" after replanting a tree with soil from both sides of the border.
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Cameroon's environment minister, Pierre Hele, said the government would make it a policy to involve companies and forest communities in hardwood replanting programmes.
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The relaunch -- a process many Christian churches refer to as replanting -- comes as the United Methodist Church denomination as a whole is aging.
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Additionally, many eastern and southeastern Illinois producers are disappointed with the crop conditions and challenges with planting and replanting because of the unfavorable weather.
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He added that Malaysian palm oil yields were in a declining trend due to a lack of replanting and a cutback in fertiliser use.
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Its manifesto outlines policies including re-activating mass spraying, replanting farms with high yield trees, improving local processing and compensating farmers for diseased trees.
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Erinus Ngadziore, a bamboo producer in Chipinge, says it is far less labor-intensive to cultivate than replanting trees after they have been felled.
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We have been replanting trees along the avenues of the settlement and we have also started giving out tree seedlings to every refugee household.
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He defended the concessions, but also sought to shift blame to the Chinese companies for not fulfilling their contracts — by, for example, replanting forests.
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By simply replanting a merchantable piece of lumber, you're making a complex ecosystem a lot more simplistic, and it's just not good for it.
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Jared Rosenbaum and his wife, Rachel, are in charge here and they're replanting New Jersey's native plant life—white water lilies, irises, cardinal flowers, hibiscus.
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He estimates that 10% of his corn will be prevented acres and up to 20% will likely need replanting should it dry out in time.
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She lost almost everything in the recent fires, except her house, but she remains dedicated to replanting her land with vegetables, trees and other crops.
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"This cash flow restriction means that Felda has been unable to cover operating costs, replanting costs, or provide assistance and loans to settlers," Azmin said.
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The Development Bureau has already started a review of the city's urban landscape that it says it will be used in the eventual replanting plan.
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So in 2010, Denver Water began replanting the mountainsides, making the forest more drought-resistant by spacing trees farther apart and reducing competition for water.
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A senior minister has warned that Indonesia may not have enough supplies of CPO to go beyond 50% bio-content if a replanting programme stalls.
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They have required farmers to sign contacts that bar them from replanting the patented, genetically modified seeds now used to produce most of the nation's soybeans.
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The replanting of trees also required by the rule would increase carbon storage and reduce emissions, aiding in the fight against climate change, the report said.
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Depending on the coral species, researchers might let a specimen grow to the size of a softball or a cantaloupe in the nursery before replanting it.
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Reuters recently published a story about Thai shrimp farmers who are replanting mangroves on deforested coastlines to farm organic shrimp in less intensive, more ecologically-friendly operations.
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BioCarbon is currently looking to have its drones replanting forests in the U.S. by April 2018 at the latest, just in time for the spring planting season.
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Farmers who are planting and replanting corn and soybeans will "still struggle to finish" due to returning rains, lowering acreage, according to U.S. forecaster Commodity Weather Group.
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Each year, provincial forest managers determine how much of the forest to make available for logging, and with what conditions (such as replanting and other environmental remediation).
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Local people who are protecting and replanting mangroves are now selling 2000,260 tonnes of carbon credits a year to international buyers, for about $2000-$21985 a tonne.
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The subsistence farmers of Nhampuepua, hardened by years of poverty, are already replanting what they can, using cuttings from the uprooted cassava plants that now litter the village.
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Replanting destroyed forest areas the size of the United States could capture two-thirds of man-made planet-warming emissions, a 2019 study by Switzerland's Crowther Lab found.
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Rather than replanting after phylloxera, the ravenous aphid that destroyed much of Europe's grapevines in the late 19th century, the local government had a better idea, Mr. Walker said.
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Kai is able to help by replanting and tending to various gardens around the village, each requiring different types of plants to bring it back to its normal state.
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It also means helping capture carbon by replanting trees, working with suppliers to use more sustainable farming practices, and using renewable energy in more Nestlé factories, warehouses and offices.
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Farmers might even embrace emerging crops like kernza, a deep-rooted perennial grain developed by the Land Institute in Kansas that can be harvested in successive years without replanting.
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In addition to replanting, the plan also foresees the establishment of a special brigade, initially supported by army special forces, which will monitor the forests and protect them against incursions.
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In its ruling, the environmental regulator also ordered the replanting of a larger mangrove area, whose location is yet to be determined, and the launching of a wildlife preservation program.
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One potential problem is that seeds harvested from hybrid plants are not recommended for replanting because their superior performance is lost due to genetic separation, resulting in a lower yield.
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Sustainable production supports the planet by maintaining a method that doesn't deplete any of the resources being used – whether that's by replanting materials or using ones that don't deplete easily.
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Replanting forests means planting the right trees in the right places (so water-gulping exotic trees don't dry out the land), and not alienating farmers from the land, noted Seymour.
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While 2,300 volunteers have spent more than 7,000 hours removing the sediment, repairing trail lights and replanting native plants and trees, five of the park's footpaths have yet to reopen.
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Since then, the community has restored over 100 acres of the forest, with the support of the government, by replanting and guarding forests in areas where they live, Kobei said.
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Proving land is legally owned or farmers have the right to use land had been among the main hurdles for Indonesian farmers wanting to join the replanting program, farmers have said.
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In 2008, she began a project called "Forest of the Future" to begin replanting the Brazilian rainforest, and in 2011, the International Green Awards named her its most environmentally friendly celebrity.
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On Wednesday, a White House spokeswoman told The Washington Post that the first lady requested that some of the wood from the tree be preserved for replanting in the same area.
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The best places to reforest are in the tropics because of the fast rate trees grow there, but replanting land can be done in most countries and even at home, Crowther added.
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The strategy, approved during a cabinet meeting on Wednesday, seeks to extend forest cover to 20 percent of national territory by 2030, from 11 percent now, by replanting around 170,000 hectares each year.
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Dr. Novak sold his general practice in Solana Beach, in San Diego County, and the couple set to work replanting and cultivating grapes that found favor with the best wineries in the area.
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Carr is holding off replanting 60 hectares of his land due to the possible restrictions and said on average growers were paid a third less to sell logs locally than to export them.
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SENTOSA, Singapore — On the roads just outside Singapore's Capella Hotel last Friday, gardeners were replanting the flower beds and laborers were touching up road markings, shading their heads from the fierce midday heat.
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It is important to understand that the observations reflect the portion of crop that has emerged, not unplanted fields, fields needing replanting, or fields on which farmers will elect to take prevented planting payments.
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One young tree was dug up for a special purpose: On a state visit in April, French President Emmanuel Macron brought it to the White House for a replanting ceremony with President Donald Trump.
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For every tree that's cut, farmers are likely replanting four or five new ones, to up their odds that a good, healthy tree will grow for a few years before being cut down again.
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His owners, the siblings Lois Moon and Alan Rademacher, say that part of Bunyan's charm is in how he recalls northern Minnesota's long-gone timber industry, which laid bare the verdant landscape without replanting.
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What had been a combination of dense clusters of greenery in Kiley's original plan feels more like one lush space in the sturdy replanting by Raymond Jungles, the Miami-based landscape architect Ford hired.
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The grower rates corn a 3.5 as replanting has led to unevenness in parts of the field, but the corn itself is in decent condition despite being developmentally very far behind a year ago.
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"I have been to China and I have seen also the huge tree replanting and I've seen also the axing of major industries that are producing huge greenhouse gas into the air," said Samoa's Tuilaepa.
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It is as if the islanders are replanting all of the fruit they collect from the additional trees they have cultivated (minus whatever fruit they need to compensate themselves for their labour) plus a few more.
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There were readings from the Quran that focused on the importance of caring for the environment, while the seeds from the dates that are traditionally used to break the fast were collected for replanting or composting.
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Second, with political consensus around the work ahead, and replanting trees, thinning and other active management of our public lands, we can create new incentives for private forest owners to manage for carbon capture and wood products.
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Now a follow-up question: Is the best way to address either of these crises to spend the next five years constantly uprooting and replanting health insurance systems, and letting health care consume every hour of debate?
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In 2017, Indonesia launched a palm replanting scheme to double the productivity from small farmers, and had planned to replace old trees on more than 2.4 million hectares (6 million acres) of palm under cultivation by 2025.
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The latest numbers make an even better case: A recent report from the Global Commission on Adaptation found that the combined benefits from mangrove preservation and restoration are up to 10 times the costs of replanting them.
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Tahra Ait Ben Azzou, a 60-year-old livestock keeper and local women's co-operative member, said replanting the slopes and modernizing olive-oil production had helped stem the exodus of young people looking for jobs in cities.
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Authorities across the region have responded with aid to forest owners as well as a focus on replanting spruce monocultures with a more varied and thus more resilient forest including a larger share of slower-growing leafy trees.
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After a devastating wildfire swept through the park in 2011, the company started the Lenga Forest Reforestation Program, in which travelers can sponsor one of 700 Lenga trees for replanting, in an effort to preserve the park's beauty.
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The paper, published in the journal Science Advances, identified a number of promising strategies, like replanting trees on degraded lands, changing logging practices to better protect existing forests and sequestering more carbon in farmland soils through new agricultural techniques.
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In Sri Lanka, one-third of the mangroves have been uprooted since 1990 to make way for expanding cities, coastal development and shrimp farms, says Anuradha Wickramasinghe -- chair of Sudeesa, a nonprofit that oversees mangrove conservation and replanting projects.
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A number of motifs recur in the works: tropical pot plants crop up in almost every image, for example, perhaps hinting at the uprooting and replanting of a culture that occurs when a family moves to a new country.
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At the same time, Monsanto's image has been affected over the years by reports it has chased down more than 100 farmers since the late 1990s for alleged violations of its patented seeds, including growers who have saved seeds for replanting.
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In the case of Lyme disease, which costs approximately $492 million annually in diagnostic testing and accounts for 82 percent of tick-borne diseases, Petersen said reforestation, or the process of replanting an area with trees, has contributed to the problem.
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Although farmers can uproot infected trees and replace them with virus-resistant seedlings, replanting can be expensive and farmers earn no income on the crop while waiting for trees to mature, said farmer Patrick Oppong, who replanted his trees in 2012.
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As the prince launched his new initiative, Travalyst, on Tuesday, he recalled meeting the young boy during a visit to a coral reef replanting project in the Caribbean when he was traveling on behalf of his grandmother, Queen Elizabeth, in 2012.
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Strategies like replanting trees on degraded lands, changing logging practices and sequestering more carbon in farmland soils could be — on the high end of projections — roughly equivalent to taking every single car and truck in the country off the road.
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Read: Star student on a mission to clean up the world's water The Sri Lankan government took action by partnering with Sudeesa and US-based conservation group Seacology to implement a program of mangrove preservation and replanting that covers 35,000 hectares.
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KUALA LUMPUR (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The best way to keep climate change in check is by replanting trees on destroyed forest areas the size of the United States, scientists said on Thursday, as doing so would capture two-thirds of man-made planet-warming emissions.
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For people whose biggest fear regarding immigration is that immigrants will change the face of America — that they'll trample the country's "traditionally" white, Christian majority — there's little more potent than the idea of immigrants bringing over huge families, replanting their communities whole in American soil.
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JAKARTA, Sept 2000 (Reuters) - Indonesia could take at least 2247 years to complete a program of replanting palm-growing areas after a farm ministry official said it was revising down annual targets, due to difficulties smallholders faced in proving they were eligible for the scheme.
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Beyond this immediate goal, the Trump administration must turn its attention to three key governance issues that will determine Baghdad's future beginning the day after it reclaimed Iraq's second largest city: Failing to curb Iranian meddling risks replanting the seeds that gave rise to the ISIS onslaught.
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Work on the century-old house — repairing the stairs; repaving and replanting the backyard; redoing the kitchen, now a white, bright open space on the parlor floor; and building a studio, which has a small seating area, a barre and a wall of mirrors — took a year.
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Extolling achievements like Rio's pioneering replanting of its urban forests and the tolerance, however fragile, that characterizes much of Brazilian society, a message emanated from the opening ceremony: Some order and progress, the words optimistically emblazoned on the country's flag, might just emerge from the creative chaos that persists here.
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Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There are a lot of people who think that we can do it through natural sources, so by replanting forests and doing different agricultural practices, and it's true that plants suck up carbon and they produce oxygen, that's what they do, so if we had more of them, we'd be better off.
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The main culprit that turns New Delhi, already one of the 20 most polluted cities in the world, into what Delhi State's chief Minister, Arvind Kejriwal, called "a gas chamber," is the annual burning of crop stubble by farmers in nearby states who are too poor to clear their fields for replanting by less polluting means.
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If carbon emissions are only moderately cut around the world, in line with the pledges countries made as part of the Paris Agreement, using the plantation technology starting in 2050 to try to hold temperature increases to 2 degrees Celsius would require cutting and replanting a third of the world's natural forests or 25 percent of the world's agricultural land, the report said.
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If you want to spend less money and don't mind doing your own renderings, your best option may be iScape, an iPhone app that was created by Patrick Pozzuto, a landscaper-turned-tech-entrepreneur, after a particularly difficult project in which he nearly threw out his back digging up and replanting sago palms until he and a client were satisfied they had the optimal arrangement.
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KEY ASSUMPTIONS Fitch's key assumptions within our rating case for the issuer include: - Average price of tea at USD3/kg and average price of rubber at USD2/kg in 2017 and 2018 - Annual EBITDA to average around LKR0003 million in FY17 and around LKR600 million in FY18 - Capex to average about 4% of sales between from FY17 to FY20, mainly channelled for the development of palm oil plantations and replanting of tea and rubber - No dividend outflows from FY17 to FY20 RATING SENSITIVITIES Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to positive rating action include: - Significant improvement in the company's liquidity profile Developments that may, individually or collectively, lead to negative rating action include: - If the company enters into a temporary negotiated waiver or standstill agreement following a payment default on a large financial obligation LIQUIDITY High Liquidity Risk: Kotagala had LKR764 million of unrestricted cash at end-13 to meet around LKR542 million of contracted debt maturities due in the 12 months to end-2017.
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