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Mar 2020
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Conservation International: Can Data Lit...

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Land degradation, affecting 1.3 billion people worldwide, leads to famine, migration crises and more. Scientists are using data technology to identify how, and where, to intervene.

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This program is produced by Mission.org and brought to you by Splunk, the Data-to-Everything Platform. Splunk helps organizations worldwide turn data into doing. 

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