GECC Tz

Forging Gender Equity and Inclusive economy so as to enhance sequestration of CO2 gas in Tanzania vide afforestation & clean cooking that curbs global warming!

[GECC Tz @GeccTz]

@kapeto98 Niambie Sharon

[🇺🇳 #UN 🇺🇳 #SDGs 🌏 #ClimateAction 🌐 #ActNow @Sdg13Un]

How to speed up the #energy #transition

The energy transition is happening—but why is it taking so long? We need to replace fossil fuels, but there is no one silver bullet. 

#Actnow to limit #GlobalWarming

https://t.co/sl7Hv2EaSR

[Mariam I. Hamisi-PhD (Stockholm Uni), Wife, Mother @DrMariamHamisi]

🇹🇿 🇹🇿

[Matokeo ChanyA+ @matokeochanya]

Arusha.

TANZANIA INAPOTEZA EKARI LAKI NNE ZA MISITU KILA MWAKA

Rais Mhe. Dkt. Samia Suluhu Hassan aeleza jitihada zinazofanywa na Tanzania kukabiliana na nishati chafu ya kupikia, wakati wa Maadhimisho ya Miaka 25 ya Jumuiya ya Aftika Mashariki.

#EAC25 #MatokeoChanyA+ #AfrikaMashariki #sisinitanzania #mslac

[One of one @one_of_one_24]

@matokeochanya Mabadilko ya Tabia nchi,#Kaziiendelee #sisinitanzania #matokeochanya @sisiniTanzania #ssh @matokeochanya

[Adui Wa Yanga @Aduiwayanga]

MAADHIMISHO YA MIAKA 25 YA JUMUIYA YA AFRIKAMASHARIKI (EAC)
#EACat25 #EACBorderless #OnePeopleOneDestiny

[OFISI YA WAZIRI MKUU - TAMISEMI @tamisemi_tz]

Makamu wa Rais wa Jamhuri ya Muungano wa Tanzania Mhe. Dkt. Philip Mpango amekabidhi vyeti kwa kamati iliyofanikisha mchakato wa Hati Fungani ya Miundombinu ya Samia (Samia Infrastructure Bond) ikiwa ni Hati Fungani ya kwanza Tanzania ambayo imeanzishwa kwa ushirikiano kati ya Wakala wa Barabara za Mijini na Vijijini (TARURA) na Benki ya CRDB na imezinduliwa leo tarehe 29.11.2024 Mlimani City Jijini Dar es salaam.

[World Bank Group Climate and Environment @WBG_ClimateEnv]

Kyrgyz Republic is investing in a more breathable future for its people. With @WorldBank’s support, it aims to improve air quality management and reduce emissions in Bishkek, and further in the country. 

Learn more:   
https://t.co/8FGT7NJdQW #LivablePlanet #CleanAirNow

[Ambele Young @Ambele_Young]

Good morning from this side 🌄🌄

How are you guys!?

[Treemissions @treemissions]

🌳Planting trees = more oxygen, less stress! Let's all breathe a little easier with each sapling we plant. #TreeMissions #OxygenBoost

[MrsOblivious @MrsOblivious]

Pls sign petition on the link & RT @ChrisGPackham @MeganMcCubbin @PeterEgan6 @treemissions @TheTreeCouncil @WoodlandTrust #thicktrunktuesday

[Treemissions @treemissions]

Scientists have discovered trees absorb methane, a potent greenhouse gas 80 times more effective at trapping heat than CO2, significantly aiding in the fight against climate change. #PlantingTrees #Reforestation #Deforestation #ClimateAction

[Treemissions @treemissions]

🌳 Trees are the ultimate solar panels, converting sunlight into energy for millennia! One large tree can provide a day's supply of oxygen for up to four people. #TreePower #OxygenMakers @treemissions

[Treemissions @treemissions]

Trees play a significant role in regulating the global temperature by absorbing carbon dioxide (CO2) through photosynthesis, thereby reducing the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere. This process helps mitigate the greenhouse effect, which contributes to global warming. Moreover, trees provide shade and release water vapor through evapotranspiration, both of which can have a cooling effect on the environment.

The impact of mass reforestation on global temperatures could be substantial. By increasing the number of trees, more CO2 can be absorbed, leading to a decrease in atmospheric CO2 levels and potentially slowing the pace of climate change. Each tree also emits enough oxygen for 2 people.

#PlantingTrees #Deforestation
#ClimateChange #CO2
#Oxygen

[Treemissions @treemissions]

Reforestation has a significant cooling effect on the planet, particularly in the areas where trees are planted. In the past century, reforestation in the eastern United States has contributed to a "warming hole" by keeping the region cooler than it would have been otherwise. The cooling effect is most pronounced at midday in the summer, when temperatures are highest. This cooling effect is due to several mechanisms, including the trees' transpiration, which slightly cools the surrounding area, and the shading effect of the trees, which reduces the amount of solar radiation absorbed by the ground.

A study published in 2024 found that forests in the eastern United States today cool the land's surface by 1 to 2 degrees Celsius (1.8 to 3.6 degrees Fahrenheit) annually. This cooling effect extends to the air as well, with forests lowering the near-surface air temperature by up to 1 degree Celsius (1.8 degrees Fahrenheit) during midday.

In a broader context, reforestation can also contribute to a reduction in global temperatures by sequestering carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. As trees grow, they absorb CO2 through photosynthesis, converting it into biomass and storing it in their leaves, branches, trunks, and roots. This process helps to mitigate the effects of climate change by reducing the amount of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.

However, it's important to note that the cooling effect of reforestation is not uniform across different regions and climates. For example, the cooling effect may be stronger in temperate and tropical regions than in boreal and arctic regions, where the albedo effect (the reflection of sunlight back into space) can counteract the cooling effect of CO2 sequestration.

Overall, reforestation is a vital tool in the fight against climate change. Check out our website for more information.

#Reforestation #ActOnClimate
#ClimateChange
#Deforestation
#GlobalWarming #PlantingTrees #PlantTrees

[Treemissions @treemissions]

Many studies have suggested that reforestation of a trillion trees could potentially remove a significant amount of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. For instance, a study published in Science found that there's enough suitable unused land on the globe for reforestation to store around 205 gigatonnes of carbon. This figure is supported by other studies, including one by the World Economic Forum, which found that planting one trillion trees could remove up to 205 gigatonnes of carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. This is about two-thirds of the emissions released into the atmosphere since the Industrial Revolution.

These studies highlight the potential of reforestation as a natural climate solution, capable of sequestering large amounts of carbon and mitigating the impacts of climate change. However, they also acknowledge that the actual impact would depend on factors like the type of trees planted, where they're planted, and how well they're managed.

Check out our website in our bio for more information.

#Reforestation #Deforestation #PlantingTrees #Rewilding #ClimateChange #GlobalWarming

[Treemissions @treemissions]

Planting trees is not only good for the environment, but it can also be a barrel of laughs! Here are some fun benefits of getting your hands dirty and planting some trees:

Tree-mendous Laughter: There's something inherently funny about trying to dig a hole in the ground while trying not to trip over your own shovel. Plus, the camaraderie and jokes shared with fellow planters can make for a memorable and hilarious experience.
Tree-athlon: Tree planting can be a full-body workout. You'll be digging, lifting, and carrying, all while trying to keep your balance. It's like an impromptu tree-athlon!
Tree-mendous Bonding: Planting trees together is a fantastic way to bond with family, friends, or even strangers. It's a shared experience that can create lasting memories and connections.
Tree-mendous Patience: Waiting for a tree to grow can be a test of patience. But the anticipation and excitement when you see the first signs of growth are priceless.
Tree-mendous Pride: Knowing that you've contributed to the environment and made the world a little greener can give you a sense of pride and accomplishment.
Tree-mendous Entertainment: Trees can provide hours of entertainment. From climbing and swinging to building tree houses, the possibilities are endless.
Tree-mendous Photo Ops: Trees make for great photo backdrops. Whether it's a selfie with a newly planted tree or a family photo under a mature tree, the memories will last a lifetime.

So, grab a shovel, gather your friends or family, and get ready for some tree-mendous fun!

If you're pressed for time but still want to make a difference, then visit our website. The link is in our bio.

#PlantingTrees #Reforestation #ClimateChange

[Treemissions @treemissions]

🌳🌿 Attention all tree huggers and oxygen lovers! 🌿🌳 Let's give Mother Nature the high-five she deserves by PLANTING TREES! Each tree is a step towards a greener, prettier planet. 🍃 Grab your shovel, find your spot, and let's make Earth a leafier, lovelier place! 🌍💚 No green thumb? No problem! Visit the link in our bio to help without getting your hands dirty! 🌐🌱 #TreeMissions #PlantForThePlanet #HighFiveNature #ClimateAction

[Treemissions @treemissions]

Mass planting trees with edible leaves could have a substantial impact on several fronts. Firstly, they could significantly increase the biodiversity of urban areas, as demonstrated by Lin et al. (2015), who found that increasing plant and biological diversity is a key factor affecting urban biodiversity and important ecosystem services. This could lead to a richer, more resilient urban ecosystem, benefiting both humans and wildlife.

Secondly, edible trees could play a significant role in improving food security. A single chestnut tree, for instance, can provide enough annual food energy to feed a family of four, without the need for annual soil tilling, which can lead to topsoil erosion. This could be a game-changer in areas where food security is a concern.

Moreover, these trees could also serve as a source of shade and green spaces in urban environments, helping to combat the urban heat island effect and improve air quality. This would not only make cities more livable but also contribute to the fight against climate change.

Lastly, mass planting edible trees could have social and community benefits. Such initiatives could foster human solidarity, providing projects for communities to work on together.

However, as with any large-scale initiative, careful planning and execution would be necessary to avoid unintended consequences. If not done thoughtfully, mass planting could lead to the introduction of invasive species or the destruction of unique local ecologies.

#Trees
#Reforestation #PlantingTrees #Food #ClimateChange #Sustainability

[António Guterres @antonioguterres]

I expressed my gratitude to the people & government of Portugal for hosting the 10th Global Forum of the @UNAOC in my meeting with Prime Minister @LMontenegropm.

We also exchanged views on #ClimateAction & Portugal’s cooperation with the @UN.