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10 drones can plant 400,000 trees in a day — enough to combat climate change in real time.
Technology is the single greatest contributor to climate change but it may also soon be used to offset the damage we've done to our planet since the Industrial Age began.
In September 2018 , a project in Myanmar used drones to fire "seed missiles" into remote areas of the country where trees were not growing.
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