Hotan Combats Desertification with Hybrid Methods Targeting 149,000 Hectares
Hotan in Xinjiang is using a hybrid of mechanical, biological, and engineering methods to manage 149,000 hectares of desert in 2026, showcasing a major ecological effort.
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Hotan in Xinjiang is using a hybrid of mechanical, biological, and engineering methods to manage 149,000 hectares of desert in 2026, showcasing a major ecological effort.
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