Donald Trump is planting genetically modified trees near the White House. This decision comes in a context where the former president has criticized various environmental initiatives, although he has consistently defended tree planting as a positive practice.
In the specific case of chestnut trees, the planting was carried out without respecting the strict controls that would normally be applied to this type of project. The introduction of genetically modified trees in the space near the White House raises questions about the security protocols and regulations that should be followed.
The planting of these trees represents one of Trump's most singular environmental initiatives, contrasting with his usual stance on environmental policies. The fact that it involves genetically modified trees adds an additional layer of controversy to the project, especially considering the lack of transparency in the procedures adopted.
