forests
Hundreds-of-Thousands of Trees will be Planted at Once, Shattering Record
Eat your heart out Johnny Appleseed. That's practically what Lorena Tapia, Ecuador's minister of environment, said on Wednesday when she announced that the country plans to plant 350,000 trees simultaneously.
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