desert
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Sahara Desert Grows Green, Turns Into Fertile Land Every 21,000 Years
The phenomenon of the Sahara Desert greening is based on evidence, including rock carvings and paintings in the region. Click to read more.
Latest Research Articles
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Sonoran Desert Toad: US Authorities Warns Visitors Not to Lick or Kiss Poisonous Toads
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A Qatari Farmer Has Been Planted Medicinal Plants in the Desert
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Study: Fossil Dunes in Abu Dhabi is Created by Climate Change Dating 200,000 Years Ago
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Worsening Climate Change Might Turn Texas Into Sonoran Desert, Officials Say
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Rapid Desertification in Parts of Central Asia Blamed on Climate Change
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Algal Bloom Contaminates Only Drinking Water Supply in Pacific Crest Trail, California
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Unique Hydrogel Allows Solar Panels to Grow Crops in the Desert of Saudi Arabia
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Light-Eating Desert Bacterium with Cunning Ability to Photosynthesize
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Disturbing Satellite Images Show Plants in California Deserts Are Vanishing and Dying Off
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Horses and Donkeys Help Increase Water Supply in the Desert by Digging Holes
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Sahara Desert Covered With Ice For The 4th Time In 50 Years
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1 in 100 Camels Die After Foraging on Plastics Mistaken for Food