"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. 
Ndiye nkhani yolimbana ndi kuononga chilengedwe ndyofunikira kumaikamo pamene pakuyankhulidwa za malo achilengedweochotsa mpweya oipa mulengalenga ku zimbabwe. Mitengo imagwira ntchito yoyamwa mpweya ndipoimayamwa mpweya owonongeka, omwe ndioyambitsa kwambiri kuonongeka kwa mpweya wamulengalenga. Chomwe tingafune ngati dziko ndikupeza njira ina yopezera mpamvu, makamaka kumamidzi komwe amadalira mkhuni ndipo zimaonjezre gawo lalikulu ku kuononga chilengedwe. tikuyeneranso kulimbikitsa maulimi ang'ono ang'ono omwe amasiyanda ndi ulumi akulu akulu omwe amafuna mindi yaukulu ndikulambula maro ankhalando akulu kuti pakhale minda, Anatero Zamasiya.