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Progressive Charlestown: This Unusual Superfood Is Good for the Climate and Incredibly High in Protein

A study shows that pythons could be a highly efficient and sustainable alternative to traditional livestock, rapidly converting feed to body mass and

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This Unusual Superfood Is Good for the Climate and Incredibly High in Protein

New research has revealed that pythons are an efficient, low-emission, and climate-resilient source of food, demonstrating superior feed-to-protein conversion rates compared to chickens or cattle. New research published in Scientific Reports conducted in two South-East Asian commercial python far

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Climate Change to Slash African GDP by 7 1%, Study Shows

Climate Change to Slash African GDP by 7 1%, Study Shows
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Climate change to slash Africa s GDP by 7 1%: Report

The Center for Global Development study shows that the developing world will bear the brunt of the impact of a warming world.

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Climate change to slash African GDP by 7 1%, study shows

While moderate economic loss will be experienced until 2050, after that date the impact will be significant and Africa will be the hardest hit.

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