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Green Cemetery
Lavina retires and buys a house in a small city in the middle of a Brazilian savanna. Not even grass could grow on the degraded soil of the backyard. So she starts to plant an agroforestry garden offering each seedling to a loved one who passed away.
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Lavina retires and buys a house in a small city in the middle of a Brazilian savanna. Not even grass could grow on the degraded soil of the backyard. So she starts to plant an agroforestry garden offering each seedling to a loved one who passed away.
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