Sentence examples for tree plantings from inspiring English sources
'tree plantings' is correct and can be used in written English
For example, "The city's initiative to improve the environment included more tree plantings in parks and along streets."
Her company, Ms. McHenry said, has committed to reducing its carbon dioxide emissions 10percentt by 2006 below the average yearly discharge from 1998 to 2000, through changes at its power plants and by investing in tree plantings and other projects overseas that sop up the gas.
They have overseen community development projects, road safety programs, arts festivals, tree plantings and teacher training.
City officials counter that not all tree plantings take and a modest mortality rate should be expected.
They moved me to organise tree plantings and cleaning activities in the different areas of our city.
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Greenmarket advocates worried that the design for new tree plantings would force some farmers out, and shoppers and chefs started voicing their objections.
A parks spokeswoman explained that the Police pledge will go mainly to reforestation of parkland, which is far less labor intensive and logistically complicated — and therefore quite a bit cheaper — than street-tree plantings.
Short-term efforts, Ms. Baer said, will very likely include tree-plantings and storm-water and traffic management.
An official in the comptroller's office said that although gardener-growers are permitted to perform routine maintenance on public property and in front of public buildings, the decision was made to require use of the laborers because many street tree-plantings in front of private property are paid for out of the capital budget.
Greenpop is a tree-planting social enterprise that is beautifying these areas, starting with the schools.
The lesson of the sycamores is one to keep in mind in the fall, which is tree-planting season, because the roots stay active even after the leaves drop, and dehydration, a summer hazard, is less likely given cooler temperatures and autumn rains.
