Reuters: Major river basins in Africa, Asia and Latin America could sustainably double food production in some of the poorest parts of the globe in the next few decades, water experts reported on Monday. But myriad competing claims on the water -- from industry, cities and power producers among others -- may stand in the way of a big increase in food production. Scientists in 30 countries spent five years analyzing river basins that cover a total of 5.2 million square miles (13.5 million square km) and......
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River basins could double food production: study
Posted by Washington Post: Juliet Eilperin on September 27th, 2011
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