Bhutan, a Nature-loving Country with the Ministry of Happiness
In frame: A landscape in Bhutan | Image source: Creative Common Wikipedia
With forest areas this large, Bhutan provides groundwater for a fifth of the earth's population, helps reduce global warming, and absorbs carbon dioxide. Bhutan even claims itself to be a zero-carbon country.
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