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China mulls allowing foreign research on GMOs
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GMO battles over 'settled' science spur new study of crops
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Energy
PHL importation of bioethanol to continue
PHL importation of bioethanol to continue
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Recent haze laws not tackling root cause: NGOs
Recent haze laws not tackling root cause: NGOs
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Air pollution slashes India's potential grain yields by half- study
Air pollution slashes India's potential grain yields by half- study
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Indonesian new minister vows to crack down upon illegal fishing
Indonesian new minister vows to crack down upon illegal fishing
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China bans cities from encroaching on farmland
China bans cities from encroaching on farmland
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Cemetery’s vegetable garden inspires town to go organic
Cemetery’s vegetable garden inspires town to go organic
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Salt’s poisonous effect is growing threat to crops
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Food & Agriculture
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Salt invasion in Indo-Gangetic basin has led to 40 per cent increase in human health problems: UN
Salt invasion in Indo-Gangetic basin has led to 40 per cent increase in human health problems: UN
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