Agriculture
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ECONOMY
Lula Introduces Agrarian Reform Plan to Strengthen Family Agriculture in Brazil
President Lula unveils a transformative agrarian reform plan, aiming to distribute land and empower Brazil's family farmers, fostering not just…
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Latin American agri-food costs 1.2 billion “hidden” dollars, according to FAO
Latin America's current agri-food systems carry hidden costs of at least $1.2 billion for health, the environment, and society, according…
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Land Reform in Brazil: Can Lula Fulfill the Historical Debt?
After the first two decades of the 21st century, agrarian reform in Brazil remains an unfulfilled promise. What will be…
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Who is Jhénifer Mojica Flórez, Colombia’s new Minister of Agriculture?
With extensive experience in the public sector and the protection of human rights, the new minister of agriculture must take…
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What can be Learned from the Conservation of Badlands?
The knowledge accumulated over the years on badlands conservation has been vital for the survival of these unique spaces in…
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What are the Ways to Remove Carbon Dioxide from the Environment?
In this article, we explain eight powerful and effective techniques to remove carbon dioxide from the environment and stop global…
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Venezuelan Cheese Production Rises: Can Latin America Become an Agricultural Power?
The cheese industry in Venezuela has surprised by its rapid growth, but is it a real path for Latin American…
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The Main Project of Gustavo Petro: an Agrarian Reform Greater Than the Area of El Salvador
The Agrarian Reform carried out by President Gustavo Petro is seen as the main project and legacy of his Government.…
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Food that Could Disappear Due to Climate Change
Climate change will Leave a Series of Consequences on Human Life. One of Them is the Threat to People's Health…
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Are we Running out of Nutrient-dense Foods? The Danger of Monocultures
Studies Show that Fruits and Vegetables do not Provide the Same Nutrients as 50 Years ago, this Could be Due…
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