Afghan Palm Weavers Hope to Build Industry
Versatile leaves can be used for eco-friendly matting, dishes and more, but the trees are disappearing for use as firewood.
Orchards Go to Ruin in Afghan Province
Valuable tree plantations cleared or left to run wild despite their commercial potential.
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