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USA: Climate Change likely to severely damage U.S. crop yields
Higher temperatures caused by the changing climate are likely to have a devastating effect on crop yields. Corn, soybeans and cotton are the largest three crops by production value in the US which will...
View ArticleEarth matters - Tackling the climate crisis from the ground up
The way that industrial agriculture has treated soils has been a key factor in provoking the current climate crisis. But soils can also be a part of the solution, to a much greater extent than is...
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Small farmers can cool the planetA way out of the mayhem caused by the industrial food systemConcise data on how industrial agriculture plays a big role in the climate crisis and how diversified,...
View ArticleThe international food system and the climate crisis
Today’s global food system, with all its high-tech seeds and fancy packaging, cannot fulfil its most basic function of feeding people. Despite this monumental failure, there is no talk in the corridors...
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USA: A dangerous sting for agriculture: climate change implicated in bee decline
The first in depth national study of wild bees in the US has established that several species have suffered a severe decline in population and range. Honey bees are important for commercial crop...
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Winter Chill: Fruit and nut trees feeling the heat of global warming
Climate change affecting safe winter chill for orchard trees. A new study says that global warming will impact fruit and nut tree productivity in Australia and globally. Most fruit and nut trees have...
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Connecting The Dots For Tomorrow’s Agriculture at COP19
CCAFS stall on agriculture, food security and climate change: Photo: C. Schubert (CCAFS)The Global Landscape Forum highlighted how young people are involved in sustainable agriculture.leggi tutto
View ArticleAfrica: Climate change contributing to food security and agricultural...
By Kieran Cooke. Agriculture dominates the economies of countries in East Africa: if plans aren’t made to adapt to climate change the region’s rapidly expanding population faces a grim future, says a...
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