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The UAE clean energy project is expected to power more than 23,000 homes a year and displace 120,000 tonnes of carbon dioxide. 
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When individuals of higher social status mistakenly view themselves as being part of the middle class.
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Malaysia intends to double the quantity of palm oil it exports to China, in an effort to counterbalance the EU's push to cut down on its own imports.
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The railway, a key project under China’s Belt and Road infrastructure initiative, has been beset with delays and increasing costs, and some observers doubt its commercial benefits.
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The agriculture ministry is currently supporting the development and testing of related technologies by companies in 217 districts across Japan.
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The Chinese government released a white paper on Tuesday to introduce the theoretical base, practice and development of a global community of shared future, as by presenting China's vision of the course of human development, it counters the hegemonic thinking of certain countries that seek supremacy.
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Le pays d’1,4 milliards d’habitant, le plus peuplé de la planète, est peu présent sur les marchés agricoles. L’agriculture indienne rend l’Inde quasiment autosuffisante. Le faible développement des filières animales monogastriques y contribue fortement.
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The world's farming population is growing older as young people increasingly seek job opportunities in the cities. Globally, the average age of farmers is about 60.But Li Mingpan, founder of Qianyi Agriculture, sees a different picture in ecological
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China is seeking to expand agricultural exchanges and trade ties with its partners under the framework of the Belt and Road Initiative, which a senior official said was aimed at stabilizing the global food supply and promoting sustainable development.
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Thailand's centuries-old rice cultivation system is under severe stress from climate change and unsustainable farm debts.
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Hundreds of mussel farm sites in Gulf of Thailand affected by regular blooms that scientists believe are exacerbated by climate crisis
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The sharp declines in China and India are forcing power regulators battling volatile electricity demand and erratic weather to rely more on fossil fuels.
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Geopolitical competition driven by US-China rift might be good for renewable energy investments in other Asian countries like India and Indonesia.
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China’s metaverse market is anticipated to reach a value of US$12.6 billion in 2023, with a projected compound annual growth rate of 31.93% from 2023 to 2030 (data from China Briefing). The concept of the metaverse, previously confined to the realms of science fiction, has now become a crucial part of China’s economic vision.
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Salinity intrusion triggered by different factors, including sea-level rise, commercial shrimp cultivation, and decreased upstream transboundary water flow, have directly affected agriculture in Bangladesh’s southern coastal districts in Bangladesh, some of which are also major producers of rice, the national staple.
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Pakistan's army is taking over vast swaths of government-owned land to grow food but the moves are fanning concerns about the powerful mili
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India plans to embark on a massive naval buildup in response to China’s growing naval might and presence in the Indian Ocean.
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United Arab Emirates (UAE) aims to increase food and agriculture's economic contribution by 10 billion dollars
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L’Inde est récemment devenue le premier producteur mondial de sucre devant le Brésil, avec plus de 30 millions de tonnes produits en 2022. Mais à quel prix ?
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Trop dépendante des importations de céréales, en particulier des États-Unis, la Chine tente de retrouver des terres arables en prenant sur les forêts, explique “Nikkei Asia”. Entre d’un côté les nécessités de production en vue de l’autosuffisance, de l’autre le souci environnemental, elle change de politique à 180 degrés.
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China could triple volumes if the farming methods, including planting one seed per hole rather than two, were applied nationwide, says agriculture agency official.
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Rice is the most eaten food globally with half a billion metric tonnes consumed a year.
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Du nord au sud de l’Irak, les consciences écologiques s’éveillent petit à petit face aux dégâts environnementaux devenus difficiles à ignorer.
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Direction Okinawa, réputée pour sa gastronomie, ses centenaires et ses plages de sable blanc.
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TOKYO -- India's decision last month to ban exports of rice sent shock waves through the Asian market for the staple food.
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