Roman blunder
At the high-level conference on world food security in Rome, representatives of 180 nations met in early June seeking a salve to a food crisis getting serious by the day. Three days later, it was clear that the good intentions did not translate into effective policy decisions to reverse the global food crisis
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Explores the immense challenges facing the mining sector in India: how to ensure ecological security together with inclusive development. Includes detailed maps and in-depth case studies of mineral-rich states.