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Brooklyn scientist tries out ‘rock dust’ to grow better garden and fight carbon pollution

Kwesi Joseph’s thesis is simple – crushed basalt rock mixed with soil and compost in this Brooklyn garden will both capture more carbon from the air and also help plants grow bigger, thus increasing the potential yield of fruits and vegetables.

The climate crisis is already hitting food production: An urgent system-wide response is needed
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The climate crisis is already hitting food production: An urgent system-wide response is needed

Feeding a future global population of 10 billion people without causing a climate catastrophe this century will require transformational change across the entire value chain. Fresh evidence suggests climate change is already impacting crop yields. What are the key challenges and opportunities?
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