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The Paradox of Progress Sustainable Agriculture to Counter ‘Survival Emissions’

Summary by Clean India Journal
India’s agricultural heartland, a symbol of abundance and sustenance, hides a profound paradox: the very practices that nourish millions also strain the environment. “India must balance the need to feed its growing population with the imperative to safeguard its ecosystems,” emphasises Amitabh Ray, Former-Managing Director of Ericsson Global Services India “India’s agricultural paradox — feeding the present while securing the future — can indee…
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The Paradox of Progress Sustainable Agriculture to Counter ‘Survival Emissions’

India’s agricultural heartland, a symbol of abundance and sustenance, hides a profound paradox: the very practices that nourish millions also strain the environment. “India must balance the need to feed its growing population with the imperative to safeguard its ecosystems,” emphasises Amitabh Ray, Former-Managing Director of Ericsson Global Services India “India’s agricultural paradox — feeding the present while securing the future — can indee…

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