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Promoting Perfume, Not Poppies, in Afghanistan
Posted
June 6, 2008
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In recent years, poppy production has skyrocketed in Afghanistan. A group of businessmen has been trying to offer an alternative, by urging farmers to grow flowers for perfume instead of for drugs. It has been a frustrating and costly project.
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