CLEAN : Ghana plants some 5 million trees to battle forest depletion

The video discusses the Green Gonna Day initiative aimed at planting 5 million trees across the country. It highlights the importance of forests for jobs, income, and environmental protection. The unsustainable exploitation of forests is addressed, emphasizing the urgent need for restoration. The cultural significance of trees in Africa is noted, and future actions with follow-up plans are encouraged to ensure the success of the initiative.

What is the primary goal of Green Gonna Day?

• To celebrate environmental awareness

• To reduce carbon emissions

• To promote recycling

• To plant 5 million trees across the country

Why is there an urgent need to reverse the trend of forest exploitation?

• Forests are no longer needed for development

• There is no need to restore forests

• Forests are being sustainably managed

• The exploitation has not been sustainable over the years

What is emphasized as crucial for Africa's survival?

• Urban development

• Technological advancements

• The presence of plants and trees

• Economic growth

What is suggested to ensure the success of the tree planting initiative?

• Immediate replanting

• A follow-up to check the growth of seedlings

• Increasing the number of trees to be planted

• Stopping the initiative after one year

What is the hope for future tree planting efforts?

• That it will be forgotten

• That it will be reduced

• That it will continue next year

• That it will be the last time