
Futuristic Robots Redefine Green Afforestation on Chinese Mainland
Futuristic intelligent machines are transforming afforestation on the Chinese mainland, turning the Mu Us Desert into a green frontier.
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Futuristic intelligent machines are transforming afforestation on the Chinese mainland, turning the Mu Us Desert into a green frontier.
China plants 4.45M hectares in 2024, raising forest coverage over 25% and setting a global standard in green expansion.
Shapotou in Zhongwei City transforms from desert-threatened land to a green oasis through innovative techniques combating desertification.
China’s Three-North Shelterbelt Project showcases a successful model in combating desertification, restoring millions of hectares, and stabilizing ecosystems worldwide.
China is set to present its successful desertification strategies at the 16th Conference of Parties (COP16) of the UN Convention to Combat Desertification (UNCCD), highlighting remarkable land restoration achievements.
Decades of afforestation in Kekeya have turned China’s largest desert into a thriving green oasis, bringing economic and ecological benefits.
Celebrating 46 years, China’s Three-North Shelterbelt Forest Program has significantly combated desertification, expanding forests and restoring degraded grasslands across key regions.
China’s major greening initiative plants 2.67 million hectares of trees and grass in the past year, advancing efforts to combat severe desertification in the three-north regions.
China has allocated $1.7 billion from its central budget to support the Three-North Shelterbelt Forest Program, enhancing efforts against desertification and ecological restoration.
China plans to green 6.7 million hectares of land by 2024, continuing its decade-long environmental efforts and leading global afforestation.