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Discovery Project Earth: Raining Forests In a Nutshell
Replanting the Earth's depleted forests is a daunting task. Get a three-minute primer on Dr. Mark Hodges' idea exploring the mechanics of mass reforestation.
Added: Aug 29, 2008
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Runtime: 02:55
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