Ohio planted nearly 7.2 million trees on more than 5,500 acres of abandoned mines; barren ground began turning back into forest
Ohio is transforming thousands of acres of abandoned coal mine lands into thriving forests. This large-scale reforestation effort has planted nearly 7.2 million native trees across over 5,500 acres. The science-based Forestry Reclamation Approach ensures successful forest regeneration on compacted soils. These restored forests stabilize land, improve water quality, and…
The Times of India ·