As Cars and People Compete for Grain, Price of Grain and Oil Move Together
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View ArticleOn the Frontlines of a Warming World, 925 Million Undernourished People
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View ArticleChina Readies $1 Billion to Fight Worst Wheat Drought in 60 Years
The world's biggest wheat producer resorts to emergency measures, as this year's harvest is under threat and the UN warns of already-soaring wheat prices By Jonathan Watts, GuardianChina has announced...
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Scientists are hanging heaters over crop fields to simulate temperatures in 2050. Their goal: to understand climate impacts on food and help farmers adapt By Catherine M. CooneyFarmers fed up with...
View ArticleDroughts to Worsen in East Africa, With Implications for U.S. Food Aid
USAID says findings will influence food program for Horn of Africa; IPCC author says panel will consider the results in next climate assessment By Katherine BagleyRising global temperatures could...
View ArticleChina Readies $1 Billion to Fight Worst Wheat Drought in 60 Years
By Jonathan Watts, Guardian
View ArticleDroughts to Worsen in East Africa, With Implications for U.S. Food Aid
By Katherine Bagley
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