DISASTER● LOWAug 20 · Aug 20, 2026, 5:52 PM
Comenzaron a plantar árboles hace 20 años para frenar al desierto: hoy buscan recuperar 100 millones de hectáreas con un "Muro Verde" gigante
Clarín
Lo que comenzó como la utopía de plantar una franja continua de 8.000 kilómetros de árboles se transformó en la mayor red de restauración de ecosistemas del planeta para recuperar 100 millones de hectáreas degradadas antes de 2030.
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