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Saudi Arabia Utilizes AI and Remote Sensing to Combat Desertification – Cryptopolitan

Saudi Arabia Utilizes AI and Remote Sensing to Combat Desertification – Cryptopolitan
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Saudi Arabia Uses AI to Combat Desertification

The Saudi Environment Ministry has launched a program incorporating remote sensing technologies and artificial intelligence to study the status of vegetative cover and contribute to the goals of afforestation projects and the “Green Saudi” initiative. This effort aims to combat desertification, which stands as one of the most significant geological challenges in the Kingdom.

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Let s Make it Green campaign plants 10 million trees across Saudi Arabia

RIYADH: A campaign to plant 10 million trees in 165 sites across the Kingdom to develop vegetation cover and limit desertification has been successfully completed. The Ministry of Environment, Water and Agriculture and the National Center for Vegetation Cover announced the success of the “Let’s Make it Green” campaign that was launched in October 2020. The campaign covered all of the Kingdom’s 13 provinces. The Eastern Province topped the list with more than 2.6 million trees planted, followed by more than 2.1 million in Madinah, over 1.3 million in Makkah, around 1 million in both Jazan and Riyadh, 462,000 in Qassim, and 270,000 in Asir. Baha reached nearly 300,000, and more than 142,000 trees were planted in the Northern Border, followed by Jouf with more than 113,000, then Hail with about 85,000, Tabuk with over 75,000, and finally Najran with nearly 52,000 trees.

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