I'm always leary of claims like this as often planting numbers overshadow future community composition.
this post was submitted on 18 Nov 2024
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As I understand it, they have to over plant as many of the trees won't survive to maturity.
If they plant a billion and only a hundred million are still there in fifty years it's still a big win for the environment.
Yes, this is part of it, too. Usually a safe bet is a 20% contingency for planting, but you need to watch your mortality rates, obviously, as big weather events can throw that all out the window.
How does that affect domestic food production/supply?
The current food production is approximately at 130% of the consumption, so Denmark will still have a net export.
Of course we also have imports, so the effect will be even smaller in that regard, but it's nice to know that it's fully covered in a worse case scenario.
If you stop doing animal agriculture, food supplies go up about 90%
So this is a very easy problem to solve.
no, they don't.
Of course they do
please prove your claim
Negatively for sure, although if they choose the worst farmland it might be by a significantly less than 10%. People can decide if the tradeoff is worth it for themselves, I guess.
They can paint on the old mink farms
Any Danes in this thread looking to marry? Asking for a friend that's educated, housebroken, and loves nature and Danish metal.
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Is this like colonialism? They dont even have that much land
That's not how percentages work
I was to "1 billion trees"
The current forests in Denmark are 15% of the land and also about one billion trees in total. Adding another billion trees on 10% is probably possible.
The kingdom is 2.210.403km^2^, it's huge, 12th largest state in the world, larger than Saudi Arabia or Mexico. Most of it is Greenland though and it's going to be difficult planting forests on glaciers so I think they mean metropolitan Denmark.