President Joe Biden detailed a plan in Glasgow on Tuesday to contribute billions over the next decade to support the conservation of global forests, calling the effort an “indispensable” piece of his climate agenda.
The money would fund projects such as conservation and landscape restoration and the development of better data systems to preserve forests and other ecosystems, which serve as “carbon sinks” for their maintenance of carbon emitted by fossil fuels and natural processes.
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