The Lancet’s recent report on plastic pollution serves as a stark reminder that the world’s plastic crisis is not just an environmental issue, but a significant threat to human health. The implications of this crisis extend to various sectors, includ
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In the heart of Pakistan, researchers are turning agricultural waste into a goldmine of opportunities, offering a sustainable solution to a growing environmental crisis. Muhammad Usman, a dedicated scientist from the Department of Agricultural Chemis
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In the heart of Malaysia, researchers are unlocking the secrets to enhancing the medicinal power of a rare and valuable plant, offering promising prospects for its conservation and commercial cultivation. Curcuma caesia, commonly known as black turme
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As July comes to a close, the National Agricultural Law Center (NALC) has been diligently providing stakeholders with up-to-date research and information on agricultural and food law. The center’s efforts this month have spanned various platforms, in
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Cellular agriculture is quietly transforming the way we produce food and materials, using cells instead of whole organisms to create more sustainable, safe and ethical alternatives. This innovative field combines biotechnology, molecular biology, tis
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In the heart of Indonesia, a groundbreaking study led by Budisantoso Wirjodirdjo from the Sepuluh Nopember Institute of Technology is reshaping the future of smallholder sugarcane agribusiness. The research, published in the journal *Agricultural and
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In the heart of Europe, a war rages on, and with it, a silent battle for food security is being waged in Ukraine’s agricultural fields. A new study, published in the journal *Agricultural and Resource Economics* (translated from Ukrainian as *Ekonomi
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In the heart of Ukraine, a silent battle is raging—not between armies, but between the very earth and the forces of war. The fertile black soils, known as chernozems, which have long been the backbone of Ukraine’s agricultural prowess, are under sieg
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In the heart of Alabama, a team of researchers led by Nicholas R Magliocca from the University of Alabama’s Department of Geography and the Environment is reimagining how we approach the transformation of agri-food systems. Their work, published in t
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In the vast, arid landscapes of the Republic of Kalmykia, a critical study led by T. I. Bakinova of the B.B. Gorodovikov Kalmyk State University is shedding light on the delicate balance between agricultural activities and environmental sustainabilit
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