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08 May 2012	The Upside of Frankenfood: Can GM Crops Reduce Global Food Insecurity? - The Atlantic
07 May 2012	More on Genetically Modified Crops - Council of Foreign Relations
07 May 2012	Global food situation getting increasingly unstable - Financial Express
07 May 2012	No hunger game: 'Green bullet' ideas sought to feed the world's billions - The Province
07 May 2012	'Green bullet' innovations aim to feed world of 9 billion - EuroNews
07 May 2012	Hunger: 'Green bullet' innovations aim to feed world of nine billion - Vancouver Sun
07 May 2012	'Green bullet' innovations aim to feed world of 9 billion - IBN Live
07 May 2012	Putting water to work - Bangkok Post
07 May 2012	Sea-level rise threatens Mekong rice - Business Mirror
04 May 2012	Climate change threatens Southeast Asian rice production - Ecoseed Information Network
04 May 2012	Climate change threatens Southeast Asian rice production - Ecoseed Information Network
04 May 2012	Climate Change puts Southeast Asia’s Cassava industry on High Alert for Pest and Disease Outbreaks - Food Security Link
04 May 2012	Thailand's blueprint to rein in fallout from floods and drought - Christian Science Monitor
04 May 2012	Climate change said to threaten Asia's 'Rice Bowl' - UPI
04 May 2012	South Asian farmers helped to share "climate smart" knowledge - AlertNet
04 May 2012	Scientists Race to Save World's Rice Bowl From Climate Change - National Geographic News
03 May 2012	'Green bullet' innovations aim to feed world of 9 billion - Reuters
03 May 2012	"Green bullet" innovations to address soaring populations and climate change - Huffington Post
02 May 2012	Food competition to leave poor hungrier by 2050 - AlertNet
02 May 2012	Climate change may trigger pest attacks on cassava - SciDev.Net

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In the News

The Upside of Frankenfood: Can GM Crops Reduce Global Food Insecurity? - The Atlantic

More on Genetically Modified Crops - Council of Foreign Relations

Global food situation getting increasingly unstable - Financial Express

No hunger game: 'Green bullet' ideas sought to feed the world's billions - The Province

'Green bullet' innovations aim to feed world of 9 billion - EuroNews

Hunger: 'Green bullet' innovations aim to feed world of nine billion - Vancouver Sun

'Green bullet' innovations aim to feed world of 9 billion - IBN Live

Putting water to work - Bangkok Post

Sea-level rise threatens Mekong rice - Business Mirror

Climate change threatens Southeast Asian rice production - Ecoseed Information Network

Climate change threatens Southeast Asian rice production - Ecoseed Information Network

Climate Change puts Southeast Asia’s Cassava industry on High Alert for Pest and Disease Outbreaks - Food Security Link

Thailand's blueprint to rein in fallout from floods and drought - Christian Science Monitor

Climate change said to threaten Asia's 'Rice Bowl' - UPI

South Asian farmers helped to share "climate smart" knowledge - AlertNet

Scientists Race to Save World's Rice Bowl From Climate Change - National Geographic News

'Green bullet' innovations aim to feed world of 9 billion - Reuters

"Green bullet" innovations to address soaring populations and climate change - Huffington Post

Food competition to leave poor hungrier by 2050 - AlertNet

Climate change may trigger pest attacks on cassava - SciDev.Net