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Earthrise: Ancient Canals/Future Farms/Cryocoral Conservation

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Earthrise

Ancient Canals/Future Farms/Cryocoral Conservation

Season 1 | Episode 6 | Al Jazeera English | July 9, 2016

Earth and environment

Sustainability

Classification: General

Why Lima is using ancient stone canals to solve its water crisis, vegetables factories in Japan and safeguarding the future of Hawaii's coral.

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Why Lima is using ancient stone canals to solve its water crisis, vegetables factories in Japan and safeguarding the future of Hawaii's coral.

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