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‘Fog Catchers' in Moroccan Desert Make Water Out of Thin Air
For a country that suffers severely from the side effects of climate change and severe drought, locals are sure to be continuously active in finding ways to provide drinking water for villages on the edge of Sahara desert in South West Morocco.
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