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Image of the Day: Lonely Survivor Endures in Sea of Brown
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Because of slash and burn practices, one green tree is left amid the burned out brown of deforested land near Mae Chaem, northern Thailand. Slash and burn practices can render soils incapable of further yields for generations.
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