Successful Land Restoration Results Would Require Less Than 0.27% of Global Annual GDP, Study Finds

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By Paige BennettFeb 11, 2025, 3:48 pm84 pts
Fulfilling current land restoration pledges in 115 countries would require only a small amount of the global annual GDP, a recent analysis has found. Successful implementation would require about 0.04% to 0.27% of global annual GDP, totaling about $311 billion to $2.1 trillion. The researchers analyzed costs of…

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Successful Land Restoration Results Would Require Less Than 0.27% of Global Annual GDP, Study Finds

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