Nairobi — Citing what it describes as extensive scientific findings, the government has given the popular but controversial eucalyptus tree a clean bill of health.
The Ministry of Forestry and Wildlife, backed by the Kenya Forestry Research Institute, last week launched guidelines on where to plant the tree.
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