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In late 2025, a manager at a flower farm along Lake Naivasha watched the water come. Not in a single catastrophic flood, but steadily, week by week, greenhouse by greenhouse. By the time the rains finally eased, four of the farm's greenhouses were submerged. It was, the manager | Collector
In late 2025, a manager at a flower farm along Lake Naivasha watched the water come. Not in a single catastrophic flood, but steadily, week by week, greenhouse by greenhouse. By the time the rains finally eased, four of the farm's greenhouses were submerged. It was, the manager
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In late 2025, a manager at a flower farm along Lake Naivasha watched the water come. Not in a single catastrophic flood, but steadily, week by week, greenhouse by greenhouse. By the time the rains finally eased, four of the farm's greenhouses were submerged. It was, the manager

In late 2025, a manager at a flower farm along Lake Naivasha watched the water come. Not in a single catastrophic flood, but steadily, week by week, greenhouse by greenhouse. By the time the rains finally eased, four of the farm's greenhouses were submerged. It was, the manager

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