KUALA LUMPUR, Nov 5 (Bernama) -- A sustainability partnership forged on the Formula One (F1) racetrack is taking root in Malaysia’s mangroves, with over 40,000 trees already planted under Yayasan PETRONAS’ One Million Trees initiative and a survival rate of around 86 per cent.
From Racetrack To Mangroves: Blue Carbon Collective Takes Root In Johor
PETRONAS, trees, mangrove, Formula One, Mercedes-A
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A sustainability partnership between PETRONAS and F1 has planted 40,000 trees in Malaysia's mangroves with an 86% survival rate.
- The Blue Carbon Collective aims to study mangrove carbon absorption in Malaysia and Brazil.
- The initiative is part of PETRONAS' Thriving with Nature ambition to protect ecosystems.
- An exhibition at Petrosains will run for six months to raise public awareness.
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