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Almost 10,000 vulnerable trees to be uprooted in Georgia for construction of wind power plant
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Almost 10,000 vulnerable trees to be uprooted in Georgia for construction of wind power plant
Up to 10,000 trees of species listed in Georgia’s Red List, a registry of vulnerable species, will be uprooted for the construction of a wind power plant in the Imereti region of western Georgia. The government decree released in July stated that the company is required to pay compensation and conduct ‘restoration works’. According to the 9 July decree, the 9,688 trees to be removed belong to three species: 7,533 sweet chestnut (Castanea sativa …
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