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The Great Green Wall was pitched in 2007 as an 8,000-kilometre tree barrier — but 15 years in, only about 4% of the trees are actually in the ground

Summary by Space Daily
The Great Green Wall was pitched to the world in 2007 as an 8,000-kilometre living barrier — a corridor of trees running from Senegal on the Atlantic to Djibouti on the Red Sea, 15 kilometres wide, thick enough to hold back the advancing Sahara. Fifteen years into the project, roughly 4% of the trees are actually in the ground. The rest exists mostly on funding decks, in COP announcements, and in the sunburnt remains of plots where saplings were…

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Space Daily broke the news in Australia on Thursday, July 9, 2026.
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