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Saxaul Tree: Saudi Arabia Use This Drought-surviving Tree for Climate Defence
Abduljabar, vice president of the Environmental Association Al Ghadha, said his organization plans to plant 250,000 drought-resistant trees in Unaizah in the Central Qassim region this year.
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Mummified Ice Age Pup Allowed Today's Scientists to Learn About Dog's life
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Alarming Study Reveals Plastic, Chemical Pollution Has Exceeded Limits Safe for the Planet
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Ancestors of Australia’s Two Most Venomous Snakes Came From Sea
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Seagrasses Found to Continue Releasing Methane Even After Death
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US Farms Placed on Quarantine Due to Increased Cases of Bird Flu
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Study Shows How Big the Impact of Pharmaceutical Pollution on Rivers Around the World
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Flourishing Plants in Antarctica Signals Worsening Climate Crisis
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