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Marine protected areas must promote and respect rights of small-scale fishers, not dispossess them

Marine protected areas must promote and respect rights of small-scale fishers, not dispossess them

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Marine Protected Area Day was observed in Africa for the first time on 1 August 2021.

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What’s on the horizon for the upcoming Post-2020 Biodiversity Framework

What’s on the horizon for the upcoming Post-2020 Biodiversity Framework

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In the early 19th century, when Europeans began to settle on the island of Tasmania, around 5,000 of the striped, dog-sized creatures known as Tasmanian tigers roamed the landscape.

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Carbon markets have captured the attention of the agriculture sector, and agricultural lenders are no exception.

Carbon markets have captured the attention of the agriculture sector, and agricultural lenders are no exception.

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Carbon markets have captured the attention of the agriculture sector, and agricultural lenders are no exception.

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Science key to food system overhaul, UN summit hears

Science key to food system overhaul, UN summit hears

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Science and innovation must be at the centre of global food system transformation to drive sustainable agricultural productivity and ensure food security and better nutrition for all, a UN meeting has heard.

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Five countries hold 70% of world's last wildernesses, map reveals

Five countries hold 70% of world's last wildernesses, map reveals

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Just five countries hold 70% of the world’s remaining untouched wilderness areas and urgent international action is needed to protect them, according to new research.

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Are we truly in an agricultural boom period?- World

Are we truly in an agricultural boom period?- World

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The agricultural economy is often a tale of two sides. On one side, you have exports — which often means trade with the fastest growing agricultural importer, China.

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  4. Next-generation sequencing uncovers what's stressing bumblebees
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  • South Africa plans to extend the validity of driver’s licences for light motor vehicles from five years to ten years. Heavy commercial and public transport vehicles will continue to require renewal every five years.
  • Trade, Industry and Competition Minister Parks Tau says South Africa has made extensive efforts to address US concerns over trade relations and that the US decision to end preferential access under AGOA does not define the broader relationship, but a solution depends on willingness from both sides.
  • Benfotiamine (B1), Alpha Lipoic Acid (ALA), and Niacin/Nicotinamide (B3) are commonly taken together to support better blood sugar control and insulin sensitivity, protect nerves (especially in diabetic neuropathy), boost energy production and mitochondrial function, and provide antioxidant and anti-aging benefits.
  • FF Plus Tshwane mayoral candidate Willie Spies has written an open letter to Agriculture Minister Willie Aucamp requesting a meeting on food security in Tshwane.Spies flags concerns that AI and automation will cause job losses, lower household incomes and make food and electricity less affordable, on top of existing pressures like energy costs, food prices and farm attacks.

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