If the garbage and scrap material on empty government plot near your house is the cause of your worry, then there is soon going to be an end to your worries. The state governments well soon have these unused plots planted with saplings to improve upon the urban green cover.

Thanks to the Green Credit System regime. Worried with fall in the state's green cover, the newly-formed climate change department has been entrusted the the responsibility of planting trees and improving the forest cover, Accounting to recently released figures of a natural forest survey, the state’s forest cover was just 7.46 in 2007 per cent of the total geographical area, which was lower than 7.51 per cent recorded in 2004. Officials believe that figures were of forest cover on December 2007, and it might have fallen further now.

"Usually on village outskirts there are large-unused plots. Such lands would be identified by the climate change department and massive plantation drive would be taken up in support with the local villagers," Said a forest department official. The climate change department is also planning to have green credit region.

Instade of the current the current regime of carbon credit system will require potential polluters to take some green initiative first and later earn credits from them.Also,the polluters to take some green inactive first and later earn credits form them.Also,pollution levels should never exceed the "Green Credit” they have earned.