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Drones cut carbon emissions by 66% at Saudi reserve

Drones cut carbon emissions by 66% at Saudi reserve

  • There has been a substantial increase in vegetation cover
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Green cover in Imam Turki Royal Reserve grows to 8.5% photos

Green cover in Imam Turki Royal Reserve grows to 8.5%

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