NOC to launch phase three of 'One Million Trees' initiative
In a statement shared on its official Facebook page, the NOC outlined the main objectives of the upcoming phase expanding vegetation in industrial zones, improving air quality, reducing carbon dioxide levels, and promoting local biodiversity.
The NOC stressed that the initiative is a key component of its broader sustainability strategy.
Thousands of trees have already been planted during the first two phases, with the overall goal of reaching one million trees by 2026.
The project is being implemented in partnership with both local and international entities, with a strong focus on collaboration with workers across the oil sector. Tags: tree-planting National Oil Corporation
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