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	<title>Inter Press ServiceAUDIO - KENYA: Thirsty Eucalyptus Good for Absorbing Carbon</title>
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		<title>AUDIO &#8211; KENYA: Thirsty Eucalyptus Good for Absorbing Carbon</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Eucalyptus trees are helping Kenyans to earn an income, but they are also playing a role in mitigating carbon emissions. However, the Kenyan government is of the opinion that the trees might be putting a strain on water resources. [podcast]http://traffic.libsyn.com/ipsaudio/20120313_eucalyptus_esipisu.mp3[/podcast]]]></description>
		
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Credit:Isaiah Esipisu/IPS</p></font></p><p>By IPS Correspondents<br />Dec 12 2011 (IPS) </p><p>Eucalyptus trees are helping Kenyans to earn an income, but they are also playing a role in mitigating carbon emissions. However, the Kenyan government is of the opinion that the trees might be putting a strain on water resources.</p>
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