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Mindy Huntress
October 21, 2016

Ancient Farming Practice Produces More Food, Less Pollution

Mindy Huntress
October 21, 2016

Using a technique similar to composting – but with a twist – West African farmers create rich soil that absorbs global-warming carbon dioxide.

Source:http://www.yaleclimateconnections.org/2016/10/ancient-farming-practice-reduces-pollution/

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