The great global land grab
                   
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07-Nov-2009 4 related
 

The global food crisis has prompted various rich countries to start buying up land in the poorer world to secure their food supplies. As well as affecting domestic food supplies in the countries affected, Sue Branford says it... [read full story]                    

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