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10/15/2020 SOURCE: www.wri.org

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6 Ways the US Can Curb Climate Change and Grow More Food

To meet the rising food demand, reduce GHG emissions, and help curb climate change, the U.S. agricultural sector will need to activate these six tactics.

Redirecting Agricultural Subsidies for a Sustainable Food Future

Governments provide $600 billion per year in agricultural subsidies in the countries that ...

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Regenerative Agriculture: Good for Soil Health, but Limited Potential to Mitigate Climate Change

Everyone from policymakers to food companies to farmers tout the widespread climate benefi...

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Topics: Wheat, Corn/Maize, Rice, Soil Health, Irrigation, Cotton, Oats, Crawfish, Agriculture US, Ryegrass, Vegetables, Crop Consultant, Agriculture Global, Conservation/Tillage, Water, Sustainability, Alfalfa/Hay, Coronavirus/COVID,

Nature-Based Flood Mitigation Can Help Mississippi River Farmers

Flood risk in the Mississippi River Basin is expected to threaten $4.2 billion in GDP annu...

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Is Destruction the Inevitable Fate of Our Forests?

The world lost over 9 million acres of tropical primary forests last year, about the same ...

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3 Steps to Scaling Up Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Adaptation

Nature-based solutions provide economic, climate and community benefits, yet many nations ...

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Regenerative Agriculture: Good for Soil Health, but Limited Potential to Mitigate Climate Change

Everyone from policymakers to food companies to farmers tout the widespread climate benefi...

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A New Nexus Approach to Powering Development

We urgently need new approaches to bring affordable, reliable, and clean energy to those w...

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Setting the Record Straight About Renewable Energy

Over the last decade, the clean energy industry has changed tremendously: Costs have falle...

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The Ocean Genome Helps Fight Disease: Here's How We Save It

Marine organisms and their genes are rich sources of antiviral compounds. But the ocean ge...

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6 Ways the US Can Curb Climate Change and Grow More Food

Redirecting Agricultural Subsidies for a Sustainable Food Future

Regenerative Agriculture: Good for Soil Health, but Limited Potential to Mitigate Climate Change

Nature-Based Flood Mitigation Can Help Mississippi River Farmers

Is Destruction the Inevitable Fate of Our Forests?

3 Steps to Scaling Up Nature-Based Solutions for Climate Adaptation

Regenerative Agriculture: Good for Soil Health, but Limited Potential to Mitigate Climate Change

A New Nexus Approach to Powering Development

Setting the Record Straight About Renewable Energy

The Ocean Genome Helps Fight Disease: Here's How We Save It

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