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By Planting 8,000 Km of Trees Across the Sahel Since 2007, It Has Literally Been Better to Push Back What No One Had Planted.
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From the Atlantic coast of Senegal to Djibouti on the Red Sea, Africa is implementing one of the most ambitious environmental projects ever launched.
Eight thousand kilometers, it is about the distance between Paris and Beijing. It is also the total length of the titanium construction site launched since the mid-2000s to stop the advance of the Saharan desert by planting a belt of trees crossing the whole African continent, from Senegal to Djibouti. On paper, the idea had everything [...]
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