Pinecount @pinecount

On a mission to plant more trees. Help us at https://t.co/XObNeRyfJk Email: [email protected] Joined September 2020

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

We have just joined Facebook. Would appreciate if you could give us a like on facebook.com/Pinecount-1050…

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Plant a tree with us today and we will match your contribution. If you would like to plant one as a gift for a friend let us know and we can make a certificate out in their name :) pinecount.com #trees #nature #climatechange

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

This Is Not Paradise - Hawaii's beaches are facing the worst of shoreline plastic coming from the Great Pacific Garbage patch; plastic debris from around the world washing up in vast quantities. #Sustainability #environment #nature #noplastic #recycle frsthand.com/story/hawaii-t…

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

Monthly global temperature between 1850 and 2019 (compared to 1961-1990 average monthly temperature). It has been more than 25 years since a month has been cooler than normal. #climatechange #GlobalWarming

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5 years ago

This news article is from 108 years ago. They said the effects could be considerable in a few centuries, it took exactly 1. #climatechange #GlobalWarming #ClimateCrisis #ClimateAction

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

Our website is ready. Check it out at pinecount.com Please share if you can! Any feedback/recommendations on where can improve would be really appreciated :) #trees #climatechange #ClimateAction

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5 years ago

Ireland, also known as the Emerald Isle, will be fighting climate change through a reforestation project of planting 22 million trees every year. By 2040, the nation will have nearly 440 million new trees. sciencetimes.com/articles/28238…

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Ben See @ClimateBen

7 years ago

Remember: 1. The oceans are being killed. 2. Forests will soon be gone. 3. Fertile soil is disappearing. 4. Megafauna risk extermination. 5. Insects are vanishing. 6. Climate chaos is inevitable. 7. Extinction is now. 8. Plastic is in our blood. None of this is front page news.

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

We will be launching our new website at the beginning of next week. Looking forward to working with some of you towards building a better and more sustainable future!

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5 years ago

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5 years ago

36 MILLION urban trees die EACH YEAR in the United States. weforum.org/agenda/2020/10…

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

Ireland has spent €121m on carbon credits due to failure to reach emissions targets. We also only have 10.5% forest coverage compared to the 38% EU average. The simple solution? PLANT MORE TREES. Help us @ pinecount.com #climate #climateChange #trees #climateEmergency

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

"Today, around 770,000 hectares (ha) or 11% of our landmass is covered in trees, compared to the EU average of over 30%" thejournal.ie/spruced-up-pt1…

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

“These are initiatives that will contribute to national and international strategies on climate change mitigation and the protection of biodiversity, air and water quality,” @McConalogue @irishexaminer irishexaminer.com/farming/arid-4…

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

Although the reduction in carbon emissions needs to come from large organisations to make a noticeable difference, here are some things we can do on an individual level #ClimateChange

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5 years ago

Cork city are installing moss walls around the place to help filter the air! irishexaminer.com/news/munster/a…

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Pinecount @pinecount

5 years ago

So much green :) Could do with a few more trees though! #Ireland

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5 years ago

climate change remains the biggest single problem facing society over the coming decades. A clear win should be to expand the area of forestry in Ireland. It could also have wider environmental benefits, including enhancing biodiversity.@IrishTimes #trees irishtimes.com/business/econo…