Taklamakan Desert, which is surrounded by a green belt of plants, now might have hidden water resource
Recent research reveals that China has uncovered extensive groundwater reserves lurking beneath the Taklamakan Desert. This remarkable discovery comes on the heels of a successful green belt initiative that has transformed the arid landscape. Geologists have pinpointed two major aquifers, hinting at an abundance of underground water that could fuel agricultural efforts and bolster sand-control initiatives in the region.
