CO2 storage in climate change
Forests are not only the green lungs of our planet – they also act as a buffer in the climate system. During photosynthesis, trees take up carbon dioxide and store it in the form of organic compounds in their tissues. This effect is described in detail in the PDF file available for download.
Articles of association of the Trinkwasserwald association
Through ecologically adapted tree planting, the association aims to make an important contribution to securing quality of life. The goals of the ‚Earth Summit‘ in Rio de Janeiro in 1992 and the national objective of the Federal Republic of Germany to achieve a reduction in CO2, as well as the demands of the Enquete Commission of the German Bundestag for more environmentally compatible development and preservation of forests, are to be supported.
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