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Climate change will boost farm output | The Australian
Liked it May 11, 5:01pm 1 review agriculture, weather, global-warming, climate-change, farming
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,23681267-11949,00.html
Climate change will boost farm output AUSTRALIAN agricultural output will double over the next 40 years, with climate change predicted to increase, rather than hinder, the level of production. From the page: "In fact, Mr Keogh says, if global warming does occur, some areas such as southeast Queensland will receive more rain, and as a result will greatly benefit. Recent research has shown increased carbon dioxide in the atmosphere lifts plant production by up to 30 per cent in a phenomenon known as carbon fertilisation." Which ever the discussion goes on Climate Change, there's continual news that is good as well as bad. This article is on the side of good news. Read the whole article to be sure.
China farms the world to feed a ravenous economy | Print Article | Newsweek.com
Liked it May 5, 8:46pm 1 review china, farming, contract-farming
http://www.newsweek.com/id/135513/output/print
China farms the world to feed a ravenous economy Chinese companies under fire as they snap up land for farming worldwide From the page: "As Beijing scrambles to feed its galloping economy, it has already scoured the world for mining and logging concessions. Now it is turning to crops to feed its people and industries. Chinese enterprises are snapping up vast tracts of land abroad and forging contract farming deals."
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