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On the Tsunza Peninsula, where the smell of salt water mingles with the smell of damp earth, a quiet revolution is taking place. Where until recently there were empty, bare mudflats, young mangrove trees now sway. The local community, gathered in the Mwatsumbo Community Forest Association, has proven that destroyed nature can be brought back to life. But planting trees was not just an ecological...
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