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  1. Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences, including Li Xiaoshuang, are conducting research in Xinjiang.

Chinese Academy of Sciences and Tarim Oilfield Partner on Desert Research in Xinjiang

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The Chinese Academy of Sciences and Tarim Oilfield have launched a plant-screening program in Xinjiang. This research aims to identify species that can survive the harsh desert conditions to help maintain the Tarim Desert Highway, which serves as an energy corridor across the region. Promising species identified include Tamarisk, haloxylon, and calligonum.

From en.people.cn

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The Tarim Desert Highway is used by heavy trucks carrying drilling equipment, establishing a key energy corridor. The research supports the protection of this vital infrastructure, which is necessary for regional oil and gas operations.

Scientists from the Chinese Academy of Sciences are conducting research and monitoring activities within the geographical region of Xinjiang.

From en.people.cn

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