Uefa to plant 50,000 trees in Ireland in bid to offset 'carbon emissions from travel to matches'

The governing body will plant 600,000 trees across the 12 host countries of the tournament as part of a renewable energy project.

Uefa to plant  50,000 trees in Ireland in bid to offset 'carbon emissions from travel to matches'

Uefa is to plant 50,000 trees in Ireland as part of a major investment in tackling the climate change issues that will come from Euro 2020.

The governing body will plant 600,000 trees across the 12 host countries of the tournament as part of a renewable energy project.

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