PLANS are in place to plant as many as 100,000 mangrove seeds next year to help nurture Bahrain’s natural ecological weapon against climate change.
The country will also engage in satellite imaging to identify more ‘hot pockets’ to work further on its plans to reduce the impact of temperature increases.
A team of environment experts are diligently working on growing mangrove saplings, while satellite images of at least three sites revealed high human activities and fewer trees as the likely reason for increased temperatures.
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