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Written by: Kimberly White
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Made up of mangroves,...
Written by: Evelyn Smail
The changing climate is transforming the
global agricultural landscape. As our planet heats, areas suitable for growing
key crops such as rice, corn and wheat are advancing north.
These new ‘agricultural frontiers’ could
increase current farmland by over...
Courtesy of Landscape News
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Straws, cotton buds, stirrers, balloon sticks,...
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