为实现净零碳排放,这个印度村庄推出“树木银行”计划
在印度南部喀拉拉邦的瓦亚纳德地区,一个名叫P.K.Madhavan的农民正自豪地站在一棵茁壮生长的红木树旁,这是他三年前在自家农地上种植的一百棵树中的其中一棵。 Madhavan的农地位于米南加迪村庄,占地两英亩(0.8公顷)。这里过去种满了咖啡、黑胡椒和槟榔等经济作物,但持续20年的干旱和非季节性大雨严重影响了作物产量。
K. Rajendran is a freelance contributor for the Thomson Reuters Foundation, based in Kerala state, India.
在印度南部喀拉拉邦的瓦亚纳德地区,一个名叫P.K.Madhavan的农民正自豪地站在一棵茁壮生长的红木树旁,这是他三年前在自家农地上种植的一百棵树中的其中一棵。 Madhavan的农地位于米南加迪村庄,占地两英亩(0.8公顷)。这里过去种满了咖啡、黑胡椒和槟榔等经济作物,但持续20年的干旱和非季节性大雨严重影响了作物产量。
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