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Big win by protest party underlines fault lines between nature and industrial food production
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Experts sound alarm that countries are having to choose between paying off ballooning debt and reducing hunger
A personal reflection from a guest writer
Much of the hand wringing over the EU’s approval of insects as food is misinformed and misguided
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A new study suggests it will ultimately increase farm incomes in Europe but trade-offs need to be carefully monitored
The struggles of one of the world’s top food exporters raise timely and worrying questions
The female experts shining much-needed light on all things food systems
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Alien invasive species and what to do with them
Both the coup in Myanmar and Thin Ink turns 2
Some might like it hot, but it's going to be very unpleasant for a vast majority of us.
Why it is so important to communicate climate science to us, humans
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Years of dedicated ecological restoration work in Santa Cruz pays off
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