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With a worsening drought and water shortage in Afghanistan, growing olive trees in Nangarhar province has become a new hope for farmers who want to protect themselves from the consequences of climate change.

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With a worsening drought and water shortage in Afghanistan, growing olive trees in Nangarhar province has become a new hope for farmers who want to protect themselves from the consequences of climate change.

With a worsening drought and water shortage in Afghanistan, growing olive trees in Nangarhar province has become a new hope for farmers who want to protect themselves from the consequences of climate change.

Olive trees are drought resistant, require less water and can be a sustainable source of income for rural families.

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