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8 June 2018

A collector sifts through plastic waste in Indonesia

13 May 2018

aerial view of palm oil plantation

8 May 2018

Nepalese farmers of Rupa Lake Cooperative gathering fodder grass.

3 May 2018

chocolate high demand

2 May 2018

This is not meat

30 April 2018

Solar Panels in Desert Conditions

23 April 2018

A woman dressed up as Cinderella

19 April 2018

typhoon winston

stock market prices red and green

10 April 2018

Children in Laos eating traditional foods

3 April 2018

A drone hovers over a farm

Children plant mangrove saplings in the Philippines

2 April 2018

Juanita and her cocoa bean.

30 March 2018

Workers load a truck with palm fruit at a palm oil plantaion in Nagan raya, Aceh province, Indonesia

28 March 2018

Doctors and other health workers serve a steady stream of patients in a modern clinic in Zuunmod town

A farmer in Ubud, Bali, Indonesia sits beside his crops

21 March 2018

farmer in Adigama Sri Lanka

12 March 2018

Farmed fish like these carp now make an important contribution to global food security.

5 March 2018

A farmer and his cows in the field in Vietnam.

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