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Bangladesh

A passionate couple moved to India to save the nation from complete deforestation by rescuing and rehabilitating barren farmland. For those seeking inspiration even though…
About 4 percent of the world's agricultural land and 3 to 4 percent of its fresh water are now used for growing biofuels, according to…
Four billion people live under conditions of severe water shortages at least one month of the year, according to new research. Nearly half of these people live…
Just when the biotech companies that make transgenic seeds are merging, the corporate vision of biotechnology is showing up at FAO. At today’s opening of…
Ellen Kamhi, PhD, RN, www.naturalnurse.com, interviews Dr Art Capperauld. Dr Capperauld attended California State University Long Beach with an emphasis on human biology, and graduated…
* Report shows close networking between experts and industry The results from the EU research project GRACE are to be presented in Potsdam, Germany on…
Eat less meat and fish, drink less milk. No request could be simpler, or more consequential. Nothing we do has greater potential for reducing our…
The World Bank and other global institutions use a very specific measure to record global poverty rates. They gather data designed to record the number…
There’s a massive spike in cancer cases in Argentina that is strongly associated with glyphosate-based herbicides. These herbicides are a huge earner for agribusiness. But don’t worry, Patrick…
Once a recipient of food donations from around the world, Bangladesh has now become a model for reducing food hunger. By supporting small farms and…
Michael B. Gerrard, associate faculty chair at Columbia University’s Earth Institute, is the Andrew Sabin professor of professional practice and director of the Sabin Center for…
The Global GMO Food War Against Humanity Richard Gale and Gary Null Progressive Radio Network, November 18, 2014   After decades of rearing hogs, Danish…