Reforestation is proven antidote to Thailand’s flooding
Re: “This is climate change: When is Thailand going to do something about it?”, The Nation, yesterday.
Universities in Thailand have shown reforestation can impede global warming greatly. It takes about three years for a forest to generate to where the animals will start to live in it. Without further interference from governments, electric cars will be plentiful. Solar cells get cheaper and more efficient every year. Governments and politicians sound the alarm, but only want to tax people more for ineffective efforts. Even if you do not believe in global warming, you may wish the world to be a cleaner place.
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