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Maathai visited Japan in 2005. While here, she expressed admiration for the word mottainai, which refers to the traditional Japanese value of not wasting resources.
In the beginning, the Green Belt Movement organized poor rural women in Kenya to plant trees to stop deforestation and woil erosion. Since then, the movement has expanded, and now over 30 million trees have been planted across 12 African countries.
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