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Costa Rica's Orange Waste Boosts Forest Growth by 176%
Costa Rica's innovative use of 12,000 tonnes of orange waste significantly restored forest biomass, increasing it by 176%. This unique restoration project, initiated in 1998, transformed degraded pastures into thriving forests, enhancing soil quality and tree diversity. The success of this experiment highlights the potential of organic waste in environmental conservation efforts.
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