The effects of man-made climate change is expected to be felt most severely in the developing world in the coming decades. Droughts in Africa are already impacting a giant project that itself is trying to hold back the effects of Mother Nature. The so-called Great Green Wall Initiative involves re-planting billions of hectares across the width of the continent. But as Redmond Shannon reports, the long-term consequences of the plan are still unknown.
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Scientists study long-term effects of Great Green Wall
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