Libya Loses 6% of Vegetation Cover in 24 Years
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Over 24 years, Libya has lost 6% of its vegetation cover, totaling about 390 hectares. The losses, primarily due to desertification, drought, land degradation, fires, and human activities, are concentrated in the Green Mountain (250 hectares), Marj (52 hectares), and Derna (39 hectares). In 2025 alone, about 36 hectares were lost.
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