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Eco Africa — The Environment Magazine

February 29, 2024

Farmers in Tunisia use seawater to irrigate their crops and a Kenyan theater group helps communities adjust to drought. Traditional medicine instead of antibiotics for animals in Ghana. Plus: The ice cream maker putting authentic African flavors back on the menu.

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