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The ancient African rice that could help farmers grapple with climate change

Thousands of years ago, farmers in West Africa took a wild ancestor of rice and turned it into a crop of their own. African rice survived in some of the region's harshest growing conditions. Now, researchers in China may have found a way to make its hard-won traits easier for breeders to harness
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Time News

Europe’s approach to climate is entering a new era

As the costs of climate change become increasingly difficult to ignore, the European Union increasingly focusing on adaptation
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Shoba Suri

From protein substitutes to sustainable nutrition: rethinking plant proteins

As India marks World Vegetarian Day, its protein challenge is not how much we eat, but where it comes from, who can afford it, and whether the whole diet is nourishing and sustainable
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Deutsche Welle

Can there be solar for all, everywhere by the end of the decade?

Prominent climate leaders have called on governments, businesses, institutions and the public to make a push for solar power before the decade is out, repowering the world with cheap, clean energy. Is that possible?

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