The Guardian's new article examines fresh research on global reforestation efforts intended to mitigate climate change. The study addresses gaps in previous research and found that 71-92% less area needs reforestation than previously estimated. Forest Resources Associate Professor Forrest Fleischman and Postdoctoral Associate Pooja Choksi contributed significantly to the social and economic dimensions of the study, incorporating information on where reforestation could have negative impacts on local communities and which communities are most vulnerable.
Visit the Guardian's website to read the article in full: "‘Win-win’: new maps reveal best opportunities for global reforestation."