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Transforming the Desert Into a Forest, the Taklamakan Laboratory

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In the Taklamakan desert in China, the sand slowly recedes. Where a biological vacuum was once spread, a plant belt initiated some 40 years ago is gaining ground. And, with it, an unexpected promise: that of a desert that has become a carbon sink. Would the vegetation of drylands be the miracle solution to combat climate change? ...

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Transforming the Desert Into a Forest, the Taklamakan Laboratory

In the Taklamakan desert in China, the sand slowly recedes. Where a biological vacuum was once spread, a plant belt initiated some 40 years ago is gaining ground. And, with it, an unexpected promise: that of a desert that has become a carbon sink. Would the vegetation of drylands be the miracle solution to combat climate change? ...

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La Libre broke the news in Brussels, Belgium on Saturday, March 28, 2026.
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