A juice company dumped orange peels in a National Park. Here’s what it looks like now.
For years, companies took advantage of Costa Rica’s forest in Guanacaste. The area was left almost barren, with only a select species of plants and trees growing, and the soil’s nutrients sapped. But the Conservation Area of Guanacaste had a plan up its sleeve to restore the forest to its natural diversity – orange peels! RELATED ARTICLE: Leonardo DiCaprio Drops ‘Bombshell’ That’ll Horrify Many Readers Ecologists representing the conservation park, Daniel Janzen and Winnie Hallwachs, established a deal with a nearby company that produced tons of waste in orange peels and pulp with nowhere to put them. 12,000 metric...
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