Summary of "This man can solve India's Pollution"

Arche Nair, motivated by witnessing the destruction of a bird's nest during road construction in Gujarat, took it upon himself to combat India's pollution problem by creating forests. He and his partner purchased land and planted 1,450 trees using the Japanese Miyawaki method, which involves planting trees densely to promote faster growth and form a dense forest in a few years. His success led the Maharashtra government to invite him to transform a dumping ground by planting 30,000 trees. To date, Arche Nair has established 105 forests across 12 states in India. Notably, he created a memorial forest for the soldiers martyred in Pulwama, planting a thousand trees in honor of each soldier. His impactful work has earned him the title "Green Hero of India."