Global food crisis looming as prices set to double in 20 years
Oxfam warns key crops may cost up to 180 per cent more by 2030, with half the price rise blamed on climate change
Food prices will more than double over the next 20 years, unleashing a "wholesale reversal in human development" if concerted global action is not taken to address climate change, failing biofuels policies,...
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