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A section of an environmental lobby group is urging the government to allocate idle lands to tree planting. The group says this initiative will inevitably translate to increased forest cover. They also emphasized on the need of the fortification of water towers and reintroduction of drought resistant crops.
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Combating climate change ll Idle lands to be allocated to tree planting
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