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The US planted 220 million trees in the 1930s to fight Dust Bowl erosion, and many still protect farms decades later

A 1930s US tree-planting project to stop the Dust Bowl still protects farms and wildlife nearly a century later.

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The US planted 220 million trees in the 1930s to fight Dust Bowl erosion, and many still protect farms decades later

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Jackson Karua: Matiang’i mourns Martha Karua’s father

Former Interior Cabinet Secretary Fred Matiang’i has mourned the death of Mwalimu Jackson Karua, father of People’s Liberation Party (PLP) leader Martha Karua, describing him as a devoted father and…

  • Former Interior CS Matiang’i mourns Mwalimu Jackson Karua’s passing.
  • Martha Karua confirmed father’s death on September 27, 2026.
  • Karua celebrated for principled teaching and family legacy.

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