Tens of thousands of green walls! ðģ China created a hundred billion forests, slowing the expansion of the Gobi Desert. ðïļ
Tens of thousands of green walls! ðģ China created a hundred billion forests, slowing the expansion of the Gobi Desert. ðïļ
The Great Wall may have protected enemies in the past, but the "green wall" is protecting the country from the current drought! ðĻðģâĻ
Know? To tackle environmental problems and reduce the invasions of the 'Gobi Desert', China has spent decades building one of the world's largest ecological restoration projects, known as the "Green Wall" or the Three-North Shelterbelt Program.
ðē This national program consumes more than 3,000 miles (longer than the distance from Los Angeles to New York!), aiming to plant up to 100 billion trees by 2050 to use tree roots to help adhere to the soil, reduce wind erosion, and protect farmland from the ingestion of sand. ðū
More than just sandstorm protection!
In addition to the main goal of slowing the expansion of drylands, this giant project has helped:
ðŽïļ Improve air quality.
ðŠïļ Reduce the intensity of dust storms and sandstorms.
ðĶ Conservation and restoration of biodiversity
ðĐâðū Support the agricultural land of people in the local community.
Today, scientists continue to monitor long-term ecological impacts, researching which tree species provide the greatest tolerance to arid environments. ðŽðą
The scale of this project is a testament to how "environmental engineering" can reinvent the landscape and help humans concretely defend against climate change. ððĪ
Sources: UN Environment Programme, National Geographic, Nature Journal (Three-North Shelterbelt Project Reference)
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