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Embu County has announced plans to plant five million trees in the next five years to combat climate change. Governor Cecily Mbarire said they are projecting to plant one million trees annually and will in coming financial year budgets set aside funds for the project.
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Embu County announced plans to plant 5M trees in the next five years to combat climate change
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