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Lihua Shen,Runnan Lou,Yujin Park et al. Lihua Shen et al.
Improving photosynthesis and light capture increases crop yield and paves a sustainable way to meet the growing global food demand. Here we introduce a spectral-shifting microphotonic thin film as a greenhouse envelope that can be scalably ...
Bianca Carducci,Christina Oh,Daniel E Roth et al. Bianca Carducci et al.
School-aged children and adolescents have complex interactions with their food environments-the point of engagement of individuals with the food system-and are influenced by a diversity of individual, household and organizational factors. A...
Umesh Srinivasan,Nandini Velho,Janice Ser Huay Lee et al. Umesh Srinivasan et al.
India is the world's largest consumer and importer of palm oil. In an aggressive push towards self-sufficiency in vegetable oils, the Indian government is prioritizing the rapid expansion of domestic oil palm plantations to meet an expected...
Zitong Liu,Hao Ying,Mingyou Chen et al. Zitong Liu et al.
China purchases around 66% of the soy that is traded internationally. This strains the global food supply and contributes to greenhouse gas emissions. Here we show that optimizing the maize and soy production of China can improve its self-s...
Jing Yi,Eva-Marie Meemken,Veronica Mazariegos-Anastassiou et al. Jing Yi et al.
Progress towards many United Nations Sustainable Development Goals depends on interventions in food value chains, yet data and methods have thus far limited the production of cross-nationally comparable estimates of food value chains' magni...
Maria Cristina Rulli,Paolo D&#x;Odorico,Nikolas Galli et al. Maria Cristina Rulli et al.
The extent to which humans facilitate zoonotic transmission of infectious diseases is unclear. Human encroachment into wildlife habitats as a consequence of expanding urbanization, cropland area and intensive animal farming is hypothesized ...