Future of the Environment

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A farmer works on a paddy field outside Hanoi February 9, 2009. A Vietnam rice shipment reached the Philippines at the weekend, part of a 1.5 million tonne supply deal between the two countries, an official at the state grain agency said on Monday. The Philippines, the world's biggest rice importer, expects 500,000 tonnes of Vietnamese rice to be shipped between February and March.  REUTERS/Kham  (VIETNAM) - GM1E52A01DP01

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Dan Lashof
U.S. Director, WRI
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