London, UK. 8th October 2019. Liberal Democrat MP for Brecon and Radnorshire Jane Dodds collects an English Oak. Campaigners bring 1000 native trees in pots to Old Palace Yard with labelled for MPs, world leaders and others, inviting MPs to come and collect their tree. The symbolic action called on the government and MPs to plant billions of trees across the UK, and support the planting of trillions more around the world. Credit: Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News

London, UK. 8th October 2019. Liberal Democrat MP for Brecon and Radnorshire Jane Dodds collects an English Oak. Campaigners bring 1000 native trees in pots to Old Palace Yard with labelled for MPs, world leaders and others, inviting MPs to come and collect their tree. The symbolic action called on the government and MPs to plant billions of trees across the UK, and support the planting of trillions more around the world. Credit: Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News Stock Photo
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London, UK. 8th October 2019. Liberal Democrat MP for Brecon and Radnorshire Jane Dodds collects an English Oak. Campaigners bring 1000 native trees in pots to Old Palace Yard with labelled for MPs, world leaders and others, inviting MPs to come and collect their tree. The symbolic action called on the government and MPs to plant billions of trees across the UK, and support the planting of trillions more around the world. Trees are the most effective method of carbon capture known, but a trillion new trees would only capture the last 10 years of global emissions. Unclaimed trees after the protest will be planted in the West Country. Peter Marshall/Alamy Live News

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