L'eau de fonte des glaciers de l’Himalaya et des chaînes voisines assure à l'Indus un débit constant au printemps et en été. Mais le réchauffement climatique amenuise les glaciers, et le niveau du fleuve va commencer à diminuer vers 2050.
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How can China, the world’s second largest importer of palm oil, build a sustainable supply chain for this controversial product? 
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Au Sénégal, les professionnels ont réussi à bloquer l’attribution par l’État de licences à des armateurs étrangers. Une victoire minuscule face à la catastrophe qui menace les ressources halieutiques du continent.
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Les cours supérieurs de 10 grands fleuves prennent leur source près de certains des points les plus élevés de notre planète.
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China's Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs said on Saturday that the so-called "G4" strain of swine flu virus is not new and does not infect or sicken humans and animals easily, rebuffing a study published earlier this week.
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Variations of the swine flu (H1N1) have been circulating in pigs in Europe and Asia for decades, according to the paper, however, the incidence of so-called G4 viruses in farmed pigs in China with respiratory symptoms began rising sharply after 2014
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In South Asia, the gender gap persists with women underrepresented in the labour force. But agriculture provides an opportunity for female empowerment.
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Les ministres des Affaires étrangères des cinq États d’Asie centrale ont assisté le 28 janvier à Berlin à la conférence ministérielle « Green Central Asia ». Cette rencontre a ouvert la voie à une nouvelle initiative.
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Australia has the potential to make a comeback in the Asian wheat market in the 2020 21 marketing year, which runs from October 2020 to September 2021, as production is anticipated to rebound.
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China suspended meat imports from more plants as the Asian nation continues to sow confusion in global agriculture markets by suggesting a potential link between the spread of coronavirus and food.
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70 percent of Cambodia’s farmers engage in subsistence agriculture by primarily taking loans and repaying them after the harvest season.
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La municipalité de Chongqing, dans le sud-ouest de la Chine, subit des inondations d’une ampleur historique causées par des pluies torrentielles. Onze millions de personnes sont affectées dans le bassin du Yangtsé.
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Le système agricole de champs de bambous de Damyang reconnu pour sa forêt de bambous, sa biodiversité agricole et sa préservation du paysage.
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The discovery of mated queen giant hornets in Washington state and B.C. means that new colonies are probably established, but decades of research may help halt the introduction in its tracks.
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The pandemic has awoken a desire for conscientious dining that connects consumers with farmers. How is the region's hospitality industry responding?
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An Indonesian government plan to develop a huge farm on Borneo island would likely increase planet-warming carbon emissions and forest-fire risks, while missing its goal to improve food security, environmentalists warned on Friday.
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Government subsidies make excellent fertiliser
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In the aftermath of the Tiananmen Square crackdown and on the eve, 30 years ago, of the collapse of the USSR, Chinese leaders emphasized the fundamental differences between the choices of Moscow and those of Beijing.
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En 2020, l’Europe devrait produire 82000 robots industriels, contre 250000 pour la Chine. Malgré une robotisation accélérée, l’Europe accuse encore un retard considérable.
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Malaysia will file a lawsuit at the World Trade Organisation over the European Union's plans to end the use of palm oil-based biofuels.
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The World Bank forecasts it will take Thailand at least two years to resume its pre-Covid real growth level – already one of the lowest in the region at 2.8% in 2019.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has caused great disruptions to the agricultural economies of Southeast Asia, and severely impacted countless livelihoods of the more than 600 million people living in the ten countries that make up the Association of Southeast Asian Nations
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China’s critics are mistaken in assuming that the country’s economic growth depends only on the global free-trade system and access to Western technology.
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Evidence shows that an increase in women's representation in agriculture—as can be seen today in South Asia—does not guarantee their socioeconomic empowerment. But that does not mean that it cannot.
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A new flu virus found in Chinese pigs has become more infectious to humans and needs to be watched closely in case it becomes a potential "pandemic virus", a study said, although experts said there is no imminent threat.
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