Tunisian farmers are turning to the past to ensure a future by planting indigenous seeds as the North African country suffers at a time of drought, disease and climate change.
2021/09/01/tunisia-plants-seeds-of-hope-against-climate-change
2021/09/01/tunisia-plants-seeds-of-hope-against-climate-change
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