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INRAE: Why is there cadmium in soils?

The French Regional Unions of Health Professionals and Liberal Doctors (URPS) warn about our exposure to cadmium, a toxic metal present in the soil and which contaminates our food. An.

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LinkedIn: Regenerative Agriculture: A Movement, A Mindset &… a Religion?

For a lot of people, regenerative agriculture isn’t just a set of management practices or way of farming. It’s a faith, not “faith” in the loose, casual sense of the.

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Financial Times : Renewable Food is on the horizon

The science tells us that industrial agriculture, and the food system built on it, is unsustainable. Between climate change, water scarcity, soil degradation and land use, the industry cannot expand.

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FARM: Africa conquers global markets

In response to the increases in US tariffs, the FARM Foundation has published a study on the dynamics and changes in African agricultural and food exports.

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LinkedIn : A storm in garhering in American agriculture.

The number of farm bankruptcies in the United States has doubled in one year. America has lost 72% of its farms in 90 years.

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One Earth : Peatlands and permafrost: Carbon Uncertainty

The vast expanses of peatlands and permafrost contain hundreds of billions of tons of carbon, but their stability is uncertain due to the rapid warming of the Arctic

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INRAE: Provision of the largest database on Mediterranean trees

An international network of 30 scientists, coordinated by INRAE, has made it possible to inventory 496 species and 147 subspecies of trees in the Mediterranean region.

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AFN : Deep tech

Deep tech in regenerative agriculture: essential ally or unnecessary intrusion ?  

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The International Journal of Sociology of Agriculture and Food

This article examines the evolution, uses, and debates surrounding the concept of the “food system.”

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One Earth

Decarbonizing all sectors of the economy to limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C

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