They aim to plant 100 million they make no claims to the efficacy of their project.
This article is full of hype though. The headline claims they ARE planting 40,000/day. The company only attests to 50k so far.
Even the company site has an FAQ where it asks "why seeds and not seedlings?" and doesn't give a good answer other than "we developed the technology for seeds" - they cite "transplant shock" and "increases soil carbon".
Also, who's their target audience? Governments? NGOs?
grendelt|3 years ago
This article is full of hype though. The headline claims they ARE planting 40,000/day. The company only attests to 50k so far.
Even the company site has an FAQ where it asks "why seeds and not seedlings?" and doesn't give a good answer other than "we developed the technology for seeds" - they cite "transplant shock" and "increases soil carbon".
Also, who's their target audience? Governments? NGOs?