The role Espoo’s trees are playing in climate action

Espoo’s trees act as a living carbon sink and the larger the foliage of the tree, the more it absorbs carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Photo: Aleksi Friman
According to a report, the Finnish city’s forests and other vegetation act as a carbon sink, absorbing approximately 113,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide annually.
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