December 9, 2021
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3:05Now PlayingTraditional trees could disappear from the British countryside forever as changing weather patterns are creating ideal conditions for diseases to spread.
The National Trust says it's trying to build woodlands that are more resilient to our changing climate. But is enough being done to protect the world's natural solutions?
Sky's Anna Jones discusses this with Dr Sisi Hu from the University of Oxford's Environmental Change Institute and Richard Black, senior associate at the Energy and Climate Intelligence Unit.
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