Wednesday, December 16, 2009

Plantation for Fast Growing Trees

In India 200.000.000 news papers are printed every day and that is predicted to be twice as much within the next couple of years because of a better school education for more and more people in India.

Imagine what this means for this country.

Every day the import of wood from Sweden, Russia , Canada, Malaysia etc. Payment in hard currency, which India can use in a better way. In some cases it takes at least 6 to 10 years to grow a tree big enough to get processed into pulp.

In the before mentioned countries, the trees are shredded and pressed into transportable logs. In India these logs are the basic material for the pulp process.

How much energy does it take to freight all this wood to India every day?

How much air pollution does this generates by the CO2 remaining in the air.

Based on an article in the Times of India dated 21st May 2007 the central Government is interested to cover India at 33% by forestry land in 2012.

Lets make it 40% by putting our efforts.

4 comments:

Unknown said...

Lets grow bamboo... It is the fastest growing tree on earth.

Sunil said...

As my initial step I have provided some 1500 saplings to one of friend who is running a project go green in Bangalore. Those people will nourish and protect the saplings after plantation. The Verities of Saplings provided are local to climate of Bangalore and leaves’ shedding is less: Akasia, Rosy Eranthemum, Rai Jamun and Neem.

Rajeev Gupta said...

It costs 38 trillion to create oxygen for six months for all human beings on earth.
Trees do it for Free.
RESPECT them and SAVE them.

Sanjeev said...

Nice thought and good start. If all of us start thinking same way world definately will become a better place for future generations.

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