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Sixteen Years After 12,000 Tons of Orange Peels, a Costa Rica Forest Grew Back

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Tree biomass jumped 176% on a degraded plot inside Costa Rica’s Guanacaste Conservation Area after 12,000 tonnes of orange peels were spread there in 1997.

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