China planted a huge forest belt to fight desertification; scientists say the trees are creating a carbon-versus-water trade-off | World News
Representative Image of a vast green belt encircling the Taklamakan Desert, showcasing ecological restoration and expanding vegetation (AI-generated image) In November 2024, China completed a 3,046-kilometre green belt around the Taklamakan Desert, filling the final gaps in a project that has been under construction for decades. The belt forms part of the Three-North Shelterbelt Program,…