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High-tech farming works in rural communities, too

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20 percent of Americans account for half of U.S. food-related GHG emissions

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Using agriculture and fisheries waste to improve soil quality and reduce emissions

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Earth system models project global ocean fishery declines by 2300

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The rural poor in mid-Victorian Britain had better health and lived longer

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New proton battery promises more energy in an environmentally-friendly package

In Australia, for the first time, researchers from RMIT University in Melbourne demonstrated a working rechargeable proton battery that could re-wire how we power...

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