Sustainability & Climate Change
Food production needs are expected to roughly double over the next 35 years as the world population grows and people in under developed countries become more affluent and demand more calories. Healthy ecosystems are vital to the survival of all organisms. How can we grow crops without harming the environment? How can we balance technology and global food security? What is the right balance of organic and conventional farming? What role can genetics and biotechnology play without compromising the needs of tomorrow?
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Viewpoint: Are the U.S. and Europe headed towards a repudiation of agricultural biotechnology red tape?
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Viewpoint: Yes, we can adapt to a changing climate without devastating the environment and the economy
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Regulating cultured meat around the world
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Viewpoint: CRISPR-hating activists air their grievances about gene editing farming innovation
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