Adani Group’s Pledge to Plant 100 Million Trees by 2030 Gains Momentum
In a recent tweet, Gautam Adani, the chairman of the Adani Group, announced the company’s continued commitment to the World Economic Forum’s (WEF) platform. The initiative aims to plant a trillion trees globally by 2030. Adani Group, as part of this global pledge, has undertaken the ambitious goal of planting 100 million trees by the end of the decade, marking one of the most substantial commitments by an Indian corporate on the global stage.
As of now, the Adani Group has already planted 29 million trees, making significant strides toward its target. The initiative focuses on fostering biodiversity, enhancing climate resilience, and supporting rural livelihoods.
A noteworthy aspect of Adani’s commitment is the specific goal of planting 37 million mangroves along India’s coasts and an additional 63 million inland trees. This strategic approach aims to address environmental concerns, including coastal protection, while contributing to overall sustainability goals.
The tweet also included the hashtag #COP28, indicating the Adani Group’s alignment with climate action discussions and efforts on the global stage. The announcement underscores the corporate sector’s active participation in addressing environmental challenges and promoting sustainable practices.
Gautam Adani expressed his satisfaction with the progress made so far and reiterated the Adani Group’s dedication to fulfilling this significant pledge. The initiative not only reflects the company’s commitment to environmental stewardship but also aligns with broader global initiatives aimed at combating climate change and promoting ecological well-being.
