As their land and water turns saline, Kenyan communities take on salt firms

Mongabay
Aug 18, 2022, 11:39 am152 pts
MARERENI, Kenya — It’s mid-morning in April, and Ngombo Tsuma is seated under a lone neem tree by one of his two grass-thatched huts. His wife sits by the door sill of the second hut, plaiting a rope as their daughter and grandchildren watch, chatting. Thirsty and hot, his goats lie in the shade near his…

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