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Ending hunger: Researchers are giving smallholder farmers the wrong advice, study claims

How can research help to end hunger? One way to answer this question is to assess published research on hunger, ...
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Global access to education is growing. Here’s how GMO crops might be helping

Stuart Smyth | 
One of the consistent benefits of GM crop adoption has been a higher farm and household income. In an assessment ...
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Viewpoint: How the ‘Food Justice’ movement reinforces inequality while doing little to improve health outcomes

Margot Finn | 
It’s not clear what concept of justice this activism actually serves ...
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Being poor ‘leaves a mark’ on 10 percent of your genes

Rachel Beals | 
The cycle of poverty isn’t just an economist’s tag slapped on repeat generations of poor, it is actually changing genetics ...
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Why growing up poor could hurt your brain in old age

Olga Khazan | 
In 2004, a study titled “The Long Arm of Childhood” found that whether children were rich or poor could influence their health ...
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Talking Biotech: Former anti-GMO activist Mark Lynas on how resistance to crop biotechnology hurts small African farms

Kevin Folta, Mark Lynas | 
Mark Lynas, Cornell Alliance for Science: "Moral injustice" of NGOs preventing Africans from adopting GMO crops driven by "green ideology" ...
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