1. Reforestation efforts in Burundi have been shown to improve soil quality, prevent erosion, and reduce the risk of landslides, benefiting both agricultural productivity and human safety.
2. In addition to environmental benefits, reforestation efforts in Burundi are also creating jobs for local communities and contributing to the country's economy.
Nova claims that the reforestation efforts in Burundi will benefit both people of Burundi and the environment. She has written an essay to support her claim. Read part of the essay.
“Ewe Burundi Urambaye!” which literally translates as “A well-dressed Burundi!” is a critical effort to restore the loss of forest and greenery in Burundi. In this program, at least 150 million trees of various species have been planted across the country, over an area of 50,000 hectares (123,600 acres). Trees are essential for the health of both humans and wild animals. Yet. Countless trees were cut down in Burundi in a decade long civil war that began in 1993. Current reforestation efforts aim to restore the banana plantations, fruit trees, and oil palms that covered vast grounds in Burundi.
Nova wants to add TWO pieces of relevant evidence to the essay. Move into the box the TWO sentences that BEST support her claim.
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