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Voluntary collaboration between governments and international organisations can be an effective way to address global scientific issues, says Michael Williams.
Source: IISD/MEA Bulletin
15 September 2008
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Super crops won't be enough — the planet will run short of food by 2030 unless we invest to avoid an imminent world water crisis, says Colin Chartres.
10 July 2008
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G8 leaders must encourage cooperation in biotechnology to address Africa's food shortages, writes Calestous Juma.
Source: The Japan Times
4 July 2008
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Small farmers could beat increasing prices in food and fertiliser by producing more of their own crops at lower cost, argues William Dar.
18 June 2008
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The environmental and social costs of producing biofuels on land can be avoided by farming seaweed, says Ricardo Radulovich.
6 June 2008
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Thousands of traditional crop species could help break dependence on a few global food crops, and offer valuable environmental services, says Monty Jones.
17 April 2008
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Monsanto and Syngenta should not have walked out of an international agricultural assessment, say Nature.
Source: Nature
17 January 2008
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Africa must be free to explore the potential of agricultural biotechnology without undue European influence, says Jennifer Thomson.
27 June 2007
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Tewolde Egziabher and other SciDev.Net readers join the debate on the relevance of the UN biodiversity convention's Cartagena Protocol on genetically modified organisms.
12 May 2006
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John McArthur, Jeffrey Sachs and Guido Schmidt-Traub argue that the Millennium Development Goals may be difficult to measure, but they are valid targets to aim for.
13 September 2005
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