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Issue: Agriculture, Forestry & Conservation
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AI is Helping Farmers Kill Weeds
Harnessing AI in agriculture will be critical to stabilizing food production and building more resilient farming systems.
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This Game-Changing Seed Technology Could Transform the Way We Farm
InnerPlant’s revolutionary sensing solution can help farmers reduce their pesticide usage and grow more food to feed American families, a win-win for the environment and agriculture alike.
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Five Organizations That Are Leading in Marine Conservation
Companies and coalitions across the globe are developing innovative solutions to solve the present and future challenges the ocean faces.
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How Conservation Easements Can Protect American Groundwater
The state of America’s aquifers may be troubling. But market-based solutions like groundwater conservation easements can help to restore them.
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Whale Conservation and Lobstering Can Go Hand in Hand
Win-win policies that incentivize innovation and lower the costs of new technologies will empower the lobstermen to pursue their livelihoods while protecting the whales.
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Can Rock Dust Be a Boon for Farmers and the Planet?
Enhanced weathering offers a promising pathway to mitigate climate change while simultaneously improving soil health and agricultural productivity.
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How Artificial Intelligence is Being Harnessed to Predict and Prevent Wildfires
Artificial intelligence is creating ways to save lives, reduce damage, and preserve our ecosystems.
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Andes Offers Farmers a Way to Increase Yields, Reduce Emissions
Andes has pioneered a technique that uses microorganisms to permanently remove carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.
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With Pivot Bio, Farmers Can Say Goodbye to Noxious Nitrogen Waste
By replicating a nature-driven process, Pivot Bio enables farmers to reduce their reliance on synthetic fertilizers.