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Living Planet Index shows vertebrate populations are set to decline by 67% on 1970 levels unless urgent action is taken to reduce humanity’s impact Via Andy Dorn 
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Nothing hits the planet as hard as rearing animals. Caring for it means cutting out meat, dairy and eggs Via Andy Dorn
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US Department of Agriculture warns of danger of ‘business as usual’ approach with rising temperatures to hit poor and those in tropics hardest Via Andy Dorn
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Study warns world’s fisheries, ocean ecosystems threatened even more than previously thought by rising carbon dioxide levels Via Andy Dorn
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If all goes to plan, by the end of the year, the site will be on its way to becoming the world’s largest producing vertical farm and growing up to two million pounds of greens and herbs every year. Via Andy Dorn
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Mexican farmers can make higher profits than most other crops so are thinning out pine forests to plant young avocado trees Via Andy Dorn
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Commercial fisherman, Bren Smith, invented a way to grow large amounts of food vertically under the surface of the ocean. Better yet, he's open sourced all the plans and offered them to people around the world to implement and improve upon. Via Andy Dorn
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It is the no. 1 cause of global warming, world hunger, deforestation, water pollution, species extinction and other environmental disasters. Can you guess wh... Via Andy Dorn
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Poorer countries will be hit most by falls in production for major crops but UK and and US will also be exposed to resulting instability, says taskforce Via Andy Dorn
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The severe and ongoing depletion of underground water supplies in India poses a growing threat to the nation’s food security. Without serious efforts to stem the mining of groundwater, food product... Via Andy Dorn
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