Plant-for-the-Planet-org / planet-webapp

The Open Source and Commission Free Application that powers the Trillion Tree Campaign. Visit us to meet reforestation Organizations, individuals and companies who are on a journey to plant, monitor and restore a trillion trees.
https://www.trilliontreecampaign.org
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Apply fixes from CodeFactor #2294

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