Sentence examples for tonnes of trees from inspiring English sources

According to ORPIO, an Iquitos-based federation representing 15 indigenous peoples, the potential impacts of the line include the destruction of 874,000 tonnes of trees, the release of 424,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide, massive biodiversity and game loss, conflict, the resettlement of indigenous communities, and encouraging the entrance of colonists, illegal loggers, gold-miners and coca farmers.

"At the current rate of tree clearing, the entire 98.5m tonnes of abatement from tree projects bought in the latest ERF auction will be wiped out in just under two years," said the Wilderness Society national director, Lyndon Schneiders.

A landslip of thousands of tonnes of rock, soil and trees remains unstable as the wet weather continues, says Neath Port Talbot council.

Several hundred tonnes of mud, bricks and trees collapsed at the edge of the tunnel and the road was subsequently closed.

'No, it's a cycle, same way you get tonnes of damsons on a tree one year, and none the next.' He smiles.

This represents one of the greatest hopes for India, which has committed to capture 2.5 to 3bn tonnes of carbon through new tree and forest cover by 2030, to deliver on the Paris accord.

Spain annually produces more than 300 thousand tonnes of Citrus sinensis (orange tree) trimmings, crops being concentrated in the East and the South of the country.

The university town has thrown off its gown and pulled on a pair of budgie smugglers to mark the arrival of its own beach, in the historic Oxford Castle Quarter (thebigbangrestaurants.co.uk, until early Sept, entry free), complete with 23 tonnes of sand, deckchairs and palm trees.

Assistant Chief Constable (ACC) James Vaughan, of Dorset Police, said the area around the tunnel had been searched after several hundred tonnes of water, mud, bricks and trees collapsed at the edge and the road was closed.

They reported that trees store 177.5 million tonnes of carbon out of which the selected 25 tree species contributed (the sum of all species carbon) 421.47 × 10− 6 million tones carbon.

All other summaries are based on the most recent (most up-to-date) set of tree and plot data available per state, with the Chojnacky and Jenkins estimates expressed as tonnes of carbon per hectare in live trees on forest inventory plots.