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What’s really behind Burkina Faso’s boldest greening proposal—planting 30 million walnut trees in the Sahel desert?
In a region where rainfall is short, harmattan winds strip topsoil, and past “miracle tree” projects have failed, a new plan claims it can build a Walnut Belt using micro-oases: runoff-harvesting basins, windbreak rows, heavy mulch/biochar, solar-powered drip irrigation, and strict groundwater caps.

This documentary investigates the real mechanics—and the real risks:
– why walnuts were chosen (high-value supply chain, not just farming)
– how microclimates and “water-per-tree math” decide where planting is even possible
– what happened when harmattan winds, clogged filters, and a failed pump killed seedlings
– why a leaked borehole permit triggered village outrage over water rights
– and how public pump logs, community water boards, and cooperative grading can turn rumor into rules

Many people say a broader Traoré-era spirit of self-reliance has encouraged local engineers to build industries at home instead of relying on endless imports. But the core question remains: can the Sahel grow a high-value tree belt without turning water into conflict—and without trapping farmers in another “sell cheap, buy expensive” system?

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This video is an educational documentary that combines environmental research, observational data, and narrative storytelling. Some scenes and dialogue are dramatized for clarity. We do not claim that any specific government official directly ordered or controls this project. All content is presented under Fair Use (Section 107, U.S. Copyright Act). No illegal or harmful activity is endorsed or encouraged.