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New York's 25-million-tree plan off to slow start
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New York's 25-million-tree plan off to slow start
Standing before dozens of people at SUNY Adirondack in November, State Forester Molly Hassett gave a brief review of historic reforestation efforts in New York before circling back to one of the more current initiatives—ensuring 25 million trees are planted in the state by 2033. The initiative is one of several outlined in the scoping plan for New York’s Climate and Community Protection Act (Climate Act). The plan calls for New York to be carb…
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