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The Sahara Desert hasn’t always been a dry, desolate landscape. Some scientists see signs it may be greening again
An hour before dawn, in a nameless rock pile in the world’s largest hot desert, Djimet Guemona clambered up a narrow gully. The route was hemmed by high walls, where uncountable centuries of ...
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Chicago paleontologist discovers a new dinosaur species in the Sahara Desert. "Millions of years in the making"
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Today, the Sahara is a 3.6-million-square-mile expanse of blistering sand, sweeping dunes, and barren rock. It defines the very concept of an inhospitable wasteland. Yet, hidden deep within the arid ...
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