Intensive farming increases the risk of epidemics
According to a new study, irresponsible agricultural practices can increase the risk of disease spread.
According to a new study, irresponsible agricultural practices can increase the risk of disease spread.
If it benefits both us and the planet, I'm happy.
They seemed to be doing alright for themselves.
On one hand, northwest India needs to tackle groundwater depletion. On the other hand, air pollution claimed the lives of ...
Toil all day, very little pay.
The farmers did not interbreed with local foragers.
This puts us at great risk.
It will keep you civil on a Monday morning and keep some bird species happy -- it's coffee!
Until now, we didn't know if the two greeted with a handshake or a bloodbath.
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