New Green Growth Amidst Burned Rice Field in Indonesia. Traditional burning down crops.

Detailed view of new green growth emerging from a burned rice field, illustrating the resilience of nature and agricultural practices in Indonesia.

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Last Update	23 Jul 2024
Created	23 Jul 2024
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