In the eastern region of Kenya, excessive sand mining is causing havoc to the surrounding environment. Sand excavators say they are aware of the problem, but there is no system to help them manage the harvesting sustainably.
2022/06/02/kenya-sand-harvestings-dire-impact-on-rivers-and-aquatic-life
2022/06/02/kenya-sand-harvestings-dire-impact-on-rivers-and-aquatic-life
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