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Bamboo rapidly becoming economically beneficial crop with large potential for energy, bioremediation, and afforestation -— biopact
Of course, nature and the saline water and the all pervasive nature of the forests have all played their part - looking at the density of the forests in the Andamans, one would never think that afforestation is even an issue.— Mutiny.in
(12 / 10 / 2008) A coalition of 26 African countries is calling for the inclusion of carbon credits generated through afforestation, reforestation, agroforestry, reduced soil tillage, and sustainable agricultural practices in future climate agreements.— Mongabay.com News
Similarly afforestation is an important component of India's rural employment guarantee programme.— YubaNet.com
Alhaji Collins Dauda told Joy fm that he would work hard towards the re-afforestation of the country's fast depleting forests.— AllAfrica News: Latest
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