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Why Urban Agriculture isn’t a Panacea for Africa’s Food Crisis
Africa

Why Urban Agriculture isn’t a Panacea for Africa’s Food Crisis

CESRAN Int.17 April 201617 April 2016
Gareth Haysom, University of Cape Town and Jane Battersby, University of Cape Town Urban agriculture is widely promoted as the solution to the growing problem of urban food insecurity in South Africa...
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Climate Change in the News – Geo-engineering, Agriculture and GHGs and Norway’s Carbon Pledges
CESRAN Blog Energy & Environment

Climate Change in the News – Geo-engineering, Agriculture and GHGs and Norway’s Carbon Pledges

CESRAN Int.8 February 20154 October 2015
I write a considerable amount about climate change. Why? Because I consider it and runaway human population growth to be the two most significant negative impactors in the 21st century. This...
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