World leaders pledge to end deforestation by 2030.

Brazil - where the Amazon rainforest is cut off - will be among the signings on Tuesday.Pledges include nearly 14 billion pounds ($19.2 billion) of public and private funds.Experts welcomed such a move. But it warned that an earlier agreement in 2014 was "unable to slow deforestation at all" and required pledges to be fulfilled.

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Fallen trees contribute to climate change because they deplete forests that absorb much of the warming CO2.British Prime Minister Boris Johnson which hosts the global conference in Glasgow will call Tuesday's agreement that "Major agreement to protect and restore the world's forests

Countries that said they would sign the pledge - including Canada, Brazil, Russia, China, Indonesia and the Democratic Republic of the Congo, the United States and the United Kingdom. (The full list is here) It covers about 85% of the world's forest area.Some of the funds will go to developing countries to restore damaged land.

Solving the problem of forest fires and support indigenous communitiesThe governments of 28 countries will strive to eliminate deforestation from the global trade in food and other agricultural products such as palm oil, soybeans and cocoa.These industries drive forest loss by cutting down trees to make room for animals to graze or crops to grow.