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By Raising 27.7 Million Tonnes of Dust Each Year, the Sahara Literally Fed a Forest Located 5,000 Km From Its Dunes.

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Every autumn, as the winds rise on the largest hot desert in the world, a phenomenon invisible to the naked eye crosses thousands of kilometers of ocean. This Saharan dust, transported by atmospheric currents, plays an unsuspecting role in the survival of one of the green lungs of our planet. To remember The depression [...]
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Every autumn, as the winds rise on the largest hot desert in the world, a phenomenon invisible to the naked eye crosses thousands of kilometers of ocean. This Saharan dust, transported by atmospheric currents, plays an unsuspecting role in the survival of one of the green lungs of our planet. To remember The depression [...]

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SciencePost broke the news on Sunday, September 13, 2026.
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