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Trees Planted at Climate Summit, but Deforestation Is Accelerating

Turkish President Erdogan and UN chief Guterres began their day at the climate summit on Wednesday by planting olive trees. At COP31 in Antalya, various initiatives are being heard aimed at leading to new planting on a larger scale. However, for the time being, all these plans cannot keep pace with global deforestation.

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Turkish President Erdogan and UN chief Guterres began their day at the climate summit on Wednesday by planting olive trees. At COP31 in Antalya, various initiatives are being heard aimed at leading to new planting on a larger scale. However, for the time being, all these plans cannot keep pace with global deforestation.

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ANTALYA (ANP) - Turkish President Erdogan and UN chief Guterres began their day at the climate summit on Wednesday by planting olive trees. At COP31 in Antalya, various initiatives are being heard that aim to lead to new plantings on a larger scale. Yet all those plans could the worldwide...

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Nieuws.nl broke the news on Wednesday, November 11, 2026.
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