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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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Poor soil quality has seen agricultural productivity in Africa decline when it drastically needs to increase. Will 2015’s International Year of Soils help? Caspar van Vark reports Via Joanne Wegener
Yang Liu's comment,
January 30, 2015 10:00 PM
I think your class will be helpful for students to know how our life will be changed by the change of environment and climate.
Yifeng Wang's comment,
February 1, 2015 6:04 PM
Soil is the most common but also the most valuable resources around us. The problems should be known by more people.
Adela Jane's comment,
February 1, 2015 11:29 PM
We have already know that plants can help to improve the environment, and this article can also let us know the important of soil.
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Experts point to damage caused by erosion and pollution, raising major concerns about degraded soil amid surging global demand for food Via Andy Dorn
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