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In Kenya, a tree planted to halt desertification has reportedly spread across 2 million hectares; experts say about 75% of the country is at risk

Mathenge trees were planted in Kenya to hold back the desert. Now they reportedly cover 2 million hectares, and about 75% of the country could host them.

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In Kenya, a tree planted to halt desertification has reportedly spread across 2 million hectares; experts say about 75% of the country is at risk
Mathenge trees were planted in Kenya to hold back the desert. Now they reportedly cover 2 million hectares, and about 75% of the country could host them.
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In Kenya, a tree planted to halt desertification has reportedly spread across 2 million hectares; experts say about 75% of the country is at risk

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In Kenya, a tree planted to halt desertification has reportedly spread across 2 million hectares; experts say about 75% of the country is at risk

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