Forest in sentence

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Within two years of having this forest in our backyard, I could observe that the groundwater didn't dry during summers, the number of bird species I spotted in this area doubled.

For an example, we can make a 300-tree forest in an area as small as the parking spaces of six cars.

For example, coconut shells crushed in a machine mixed with rice straw, powder of rice husk mixed with organic manure is finally dumped in soil on which our forest is planted.

And using these simple improvisations, today we can make a forest for a cost as low as the cost of an iPhone.

Today, we are working on an Internet-based platform where we are going to share our methodology on an open source using which anyone and everyone can make their own forest without our physical presence being there, using our methodology.

Also we can monitor the growth of this forest without being on site.

Now, when you go back home, if you see a barren piece of land, do remember that it can be a potential forest.

The Amazon is the "lung of the world," because of its massive power to have vital gases exchanged between the forest and the atmosphere.

The Indians say, "The forest has more eyes than leaves."

There are 600 billion trees in the Amazon forest, 600 billion geysers.

If we take all the Amazon, which is a very large area, and add it up to all that water that is released by transpiration, which is the sweat of the forest, we'll get to an incredible number: 20 billion metric tons of water.

This river of vapor that comes up from the forest and goes into the atmosphere is greater than the Amazon River.

The forest emits smells, and these smells are condensation nuclei, which form drops in the atmosphere.

This relation between a living thing, which is the forest, and a nonliving thing, which is the atmosphere, is ingenious in the Amazon, because the forest provides water and seeds, and the atmosphere forms the rain and gives water back, guaranteeing the forest's survival.

When there are fires in the Amazon, the smoke stops the rain, it stops raining, the forest dries up and catches fire.

And, finally, like the heart: pumping water from outside, from the sea, into the forest.

If you have the opposite situation, a forest, the evaporation, as we showed, is much greater, because of the trees, and this relation is reversed.

Once, about four years ago, I attended a declamation, of a text by Davi Kopenawa, a wise representative of the Yanomami people, and it went more or less like this: "Doesn't the white man know that, if he destroys the forest, there will be no more rain?

Some months later, I met him at another event and said, "Davi, how did you know that if the forest was destroyed, there'd be no more rain?"

He replied: "The spirit of the forest told us."

We can't do it, so let's look into the forest.

When we see the morpho butterfly in the forest, we feel like someone's left open the door to heaven, and this creature escaped from there, because it's so beautiful.

Imagine what is out there in the Amazon forest: 100 trillion.

In the last decade, we've lost a forest area the size of Portugal, and much more has been degraded.

In Humbo, in southwest Ethiopia, a wonderful project to plant trees on degraded land and work with local communities on sustainable forest management has led to big increases in living standards.

Even though they look different on the outside, inside, they're all the same, and from time to time they would gather at a sacred cave deep inside the forest to celebrate their unity.

Every time a forest is cut down, every time a marsh is filled in, it is a potential lab that goes with it, and which we will never, ever recover.

In addition, we are in the middle of the forest region of the country, and our public space sucks.

What if, in between the city and the sea we have a forest, a forest that doesn't try to resist the energy of nature, but dissipates it by introducing friction?

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