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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global,

11/20/2025 SOURCE: www.ipsnews.net

From COP28 to Belém – Climate Security is Health Security

Less than one percent of adaptation finance targets health, even as climate-sensitive diseases multiply. Africa alone will need roughly $300 billion annually by 2030 to build resilient systems and respond to climate-related loss and damage

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global,

11/20/2025 SOURCE: www.ipsnews.net

Sidelined—Quilombos Fight on for Health of World’s Largest Rainforest

Just 30 minutes from where the UN climate negotiations are unfolding in the port city of Belém, Afro-descendant communities are engaged in a fierce struggle for the full recognition and legal titling of their ancestral territories—critical as their security and livelihoods are compromised by businesses wanting to set up contaminating landfill sites and drug cartels. […]

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global,

11/20/2025 SOURCE: www.ipsnews.net

Africa has a Debt Crisis: Momentum from G20 in South Africa can Help Find Solutions

The end of South Africa’s G20 presidency does not mean the end of its ability or responsibility to promote the issues it prioritised during 2025. It can still advocate for action on some of these issues through its further participation in the G20 and in other international and regional forums

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global,

11/20/2025 SOURCE: www.ipsnews.net

Beyond Buzzwords: COP30’s Opportunity to Deliver on Sustainable Food Systems

The language of agricultural sustainability changes like the seasons – from “climate-smart” to “regenerative,” “agroecological,” and “nature-positive. ” Each term reflects good intentions, but the growing list risks duplication, confusion and delay

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global,

11/19/2025 SOURCE: www.ipsnews.net

Cold or Heat, A Disputed Roadmap to Leave Fossil Fuels Behind in COP30

The heat in the Hangar Convention Center of the Amazonia, in the northeastern Brazilian city of Belém, has reached the negotiation rooms of the climate summit. Over the past 72 hours, one of the most delicate and significant discussions of this climate meeting has been taking place: the path to progressively abandon the production and […]

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global, Ag Europe, World Hunger, Food Security/Shortage,

07/13/2022 SOURCE: www.ipsnews.net

Looking into the future, the report projects that at this rate, even with a global economic recovery, around 670 million people will go hungry, or 8% of the world’s population.

Food Security: We Are Still Going Backwards

The signs of the last few years indicate a continuous setback towards achieving food security

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global, Water, Ag South America,

08/19/2021 SOURCE: www.ipsnews.net

Community-Based Solutions Alleviate Water Shortages in Central America – In Pictures

Access to water is a constant struggle in Central America, a region with more than 60 million people, many of whom live in rural areas where conditions for good quality water and enough for food produ

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Topics: Sustainability, Regenerative Agriculture,

Agroecology as the Centrepiece of Sustainable Food Systems

The world is facing rising hunger and food insecurity, biodiversity loss and the impacts of a changing climate. Experts are increasingly looking to agroecology for sustainable food production.

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John LaRose Jr.
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Topics: Agriculture Global, Food/Nutrition, Sustainability, World Hunger, World Population, Regenerative Agriculture, Food Security/Shortage,

To Reverse Food Insecurity Build a Climate Resilient Agricultural Sector

The continued increase in food insecurity is making it clear that our current food systems are not resilient. How can we reverse these worrisome trends?

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TOPIC(S): Agriculture Global, Young Farmers, Climate Change,

04/26/2021 SOURCE: www.ipsnews.net

To Effectively Combat Climate Change, Listen and Act on Ideas from the Youth

Climate change, while affecting all of us, will be felt by the youth, who do not have an alternative planet. Their voices must be heard, and their ideas incorporated in climate mitigation and adaptation policies

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