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pesticide sensitivity and environme
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The coming of a new year bringsrefl
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1 to 2 billion years ago. That led
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with plants through complex develop
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limited number of crop species that
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JASON: You are best known for your
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Young researcher Jane Goodall with
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“The mainmessage of ouryouth prog
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and Twisted Truth descriptio
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JASON: We have to ask...what is you
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In this issue, CULTURES asked ourre
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EGYPTF OOL DISHSUBMITTED BY: TANIA
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NEPALKHANA SETSUBMITTED BY: SHISHIR
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AFRICAN WOMEN INAGRICULTURAL RESEAR
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CONCERN WORLDWIDEFor more than 45 y
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INDIGENOUS FOOD ANDAGRICULTURE INIT
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SHIDHULAISWANIRVAR SANGSTHAIn Bangl
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SLOW FOODSlow Food was founded to c
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THE INTERSECTION OFNUTRITION AND CA
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Also, fructose has been shown to pr
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enhanced derivatives, which may beu
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RICHARD T. ARKWRIGHT IIIRichard T.
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halving global hunger over a set pe
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understand which actors take respon
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the late 1800s, UC research showed
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California State University and com
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BEHIND THE SCENES b
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NEXT ISSUE’S THEME:FROM YESTERDAY
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UESTIONS,OMMENTS, &ORRECTIONSFIYINF
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Photography + Art CreditPage 5: Cou
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