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advocacy
Statement from Howard Minigh at UN Leadership Forum on Climate Change (22 Sep 2009)
Issue:advocacy, climate change, creating renewables, deleted, growing food
Agriculture is the basis for feeding the world - but it is under pressure. According to the World Food Programme, 1 billion people are suffering from hunger today. This is expected to increase, with food demand expected to increase by 50% by 2030.
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benefits
Newsletter - Plant Science Post - November 2010 (1 Nov 2010)
Issue:benefits, biodiversity, climate change, creating renewables, growing food, public health, sustainability
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Speech - James Borel -VP of DuPont - at UN Summit - 21 September 2010 (21 Sep 2010)
Issue:benefits, productivity
Speech given by James Borel, Vice President of DuPont at the UN Summit on the Millennium Development Goals, 21 September 2010
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G8 Offical Publication Article - Food Security - Not (Just) a Development Issue (21 Jun 2010)
Issue:benefits, communication, creating renewables, growing food, sustainability
In recognition of the need to raise food production by 70% to cope with rapid population growth, the G8 committed US$20 billion to a sustainable agricultural development fund in 2009. CropLife International, the European Crop Protection Association (ECPA) and CropLife Canada wholeheartedly support this initiative to tackle one of the world's most intractable problems: food security.
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Plant Science Innovation Benefits the Environment - World Environment Day 2010 Statement (4 Jun 2010)
Issue:benefits, biodiversity, crop protection, deleted, plant biotechnology, sustainability
In recognition of the threat to biodiversity, the theme of World Environment Day 2010 is “Many Species. One Planet. One Future.” CropLife International applauds the effort to raise awareness of the pressing need to preserve and enhance biodiversity.
CropLife International and its members strongly believe that plant science can play a central role in achieving food security while preserving the environment.
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CropLife Statement on UNEP Food Security Report (23 Feb 2009)
Issue:benefits, crop protection, plant biotechnology, sustainability
CropLife Statement about The United Nations Environmental Program's Rapid Response Assessment on Food Security in February 2009.
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biodiversity
Newsletter - Plant Science Post - March 2011 (1 Mar 2011)
Issue:biodiversity, climate change, plant biotechnology
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Newsletter - Plant Science Post - January 2011 (1 Jan 2011)
Issue:biodiversity, conservation agriculture, creating renewables, growing food, plant biotechnology, sustainable development
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Newsletter - Plant Science Post - November 2010 (1 Nov 2010)
Issue:benefits, biodiversity, climate change, creating renewables, growing food, public health, sustainability
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Plant Science Innovation Benefits the Environment - World Environment Day 2010 Statement (4 Jun 2010)
Issue:benefits, biodiversity, crop protection, deleted, plant biotechnology, sustainability
In recognition of the threat to biodiversity, the theme of World Environment Day 2010 is “Many Species. One Planet. One Future.” CropLife International applauds the effort to raise awareness of the pressing need to preserve and enhance biodiversity.
CropLife International and its members strongly believe that plant science can play a central role in achieving food security while preserving the environment.
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