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Category: Global Food Crisis
Expanding Drought problems envelop Syria
The drought, which began in 2008, came shortly after an even more severe drought the previous two years. Rainfall
Radical rethink urged over food
A "radical rethink" of the way the UK produces and consumes food is needed, Environment Secretary Hilary Benn has
Water crisis in parched northern China
The river has dried up, the well yields only dust, and Li Yunxi is hard pressed to irrigate his
King salmon vanishing in Alaska
ANCHORAGE — Yukon River smokehouses should be filled this summer with oil-rich strips of king salmon — long used
Climate change to hit Africa fisheries hard-study
African nations will be the most vulnerable to the impact of climate change on fisheries, ranging from damage to
Drought affects 7.9 Million hectares of wheat farmland in China
China's Ministry of Agriculture said on Tuesday that lack of rainfall in major wheat-growing provinces has brought drought to
Argentina faces disaster amid devastating drought
Argentina has convened its National Farm Emergency Commission to discuss coping with the drought that has devastated production across
UN sees new peril in Asia’s huge brown cloud cover
BEIJING – Thick brown clouds of soot, particles and chemicals stretching from the Persian Gulf to Asia threaten health
Spreading Bacterial Disease threatens the core of U.S. citrus crops
A botanical disease that has hit Florida and now threatens California is raising fears that the price of citrus
Drought and soaring food prices threaten millions of Somalis
ROME (Reuters) - Soaring food prices, a devalued currency and drought mean millions of people in Somalia cannot feed