Great Green Wall Expands Carbon Capture in Desert

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For decades, the Taklamakan Desert has been described as a true "biological void," a vast area of quicksand where almost nothing can survive. Slightly larger than the US state of Montana and surrounded by mountain ranges that block much of the moisture, it remains among the largest and driest deserts on the planet. Recent research, however, indicates that significant changes are occurring in the surrounding areas. After decades of large-scale tr…