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New York State wants to plant 25 million trees by 2033. Can it be done?

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In an attempt to combat climate change, New York Gov. Kathy Hochul in January announced a goal to plant 25 million trees by the end of 2033. Amherst wanted to add 1 million trees in 5 years. It didn’t come close, but says plan wasn’t a failure Amherst officials blame the program’s failure to take root on the Covid-19 outbreak, which shut down the world just four months later, and on the soaring cost of trees in recent years. It’s a bold goal. Is…
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