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3,000 Fish for a Sea of Sand and Stone in the Sahara
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Sidahmed Badad was taken for granted when he proposed raising fish and raising an orchard in the middle of the Sahara desert. But today it is a reality and the Badad Farm project has a farm with more than 3,000 tilapias and a greenhouse that challenges the logic of the Algerian hamada landscape, a grassland plateau of sand and stone on which the Saharawi refugee camps are located.
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