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Clean fuel from "bionic leaf" could ease pressure on farmland - scientists
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Food & Agriculture
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Rising CO2 is reducing nutritional value of food, impacting ecosystems
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Extreme weather increasing level of toxins in food, scientists warn
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Can superfoods boost the planet’s health, too?
Can superfoods boost the planet’s health, too?
24 May 2016
Food & Agriculture
El Niño and fighting leave 80 million in food crisis
El Niño and fighting leave 80 million in food crisis
23 May 2016
Food & Agriculture
Food guidelines offer opportunities to protect the planet, too
Food guidelines offer opportunities to protect the planet, too
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World Bank lifts freeze on Cambodia loans amid protests
World Bank lifts freeze on Cambodia loans amid protests
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Food & Agriculture
Farming needs lead role in GHG cuts
Farming needs lead role in GHG cuts
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State TV criticism unlikely to tune out Vietnamese dissent over fish kill
State TV criticism unlikely to tune out Vietnamese dissent over fish kill
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Millions of fish die suddenly in Indonesia’s giant Lake Toba
Millions of fish die suddenly in Indonesia’s giant Lake Toba
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Food & Agriculture
The path to sustainable palm oil
The path to sustainable palm oil
11 May 2016
Food & Agriculture
These entrepreneurs are using technology to turn a profit on food waste
These entrepreneurs are using technology to turn a profit on food waste
10 May 2016
Water
Armed guards protect last water in drought-parched Indian city
Armed guards protect last water in drought-parched Indian city
9 May 2016
Food & Agriculture
In Benin, a new stove turns rice waste into clean fuel
In Benin, a new stove turns rice waste into clean fuel
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Water
Bringing water back to Bundelkhand
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North Korea's food production falls for first time since 2010 as water scarcity hits agricultural sector
North Korea's food production falls for first time since 2010 as water scarcity hits agricultural sector
4 May 2016
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