Environment
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Maghreb Farmers Use Drones To Improve Crop Yields and Fight Climate Change
The black unmanned aircraft, equipped with a multi-lens camera and sensors, has been enlisted by Tunisian farmers to help adapt to years of drought and erratic weather patterns caused by climate change.
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