"So, the issue of fighting deforestation is a key ingredient for addressing greenhouse gas emissions for Zimbabwe. The trees act as a carbon sink since they absorb carbon dioxide, which is a major cause of global warming. What we may want as a country is to make available alternative sources of energy, especially for the rural communities who rely on wood fuel and account for the major part of deforestation. We may also need to promote intensive farming methods as opposed to extensive farming methods that require bigger fields and the clearing of new forests for fields," Zamasiya said.
Rero, ikibazo cy'itemwa  ry'amashyamba ni kimwe mu bintu by'ingenzi mu gukemura ikibazo cya gaze muri parike ya Zimbabwe. Ibiti bikorwamo  kigasohora dioxyde de carbone, ikaba ari yo mpamvu nyamukuru itera ubushyuhe bukabije ku isi. Icyo twifuza nk'igihugu ni kugirango haboneke ubundi buryo butanga ingufu, cyane cyane kubaturage bifashisha  amavuta y’ibiti ariko ugasanga bagira uruhare runini mu gutema amashyamba.Dushobora kandi guteza imbere uburyo bwo guhinga tudatemye amashyamba.