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Focusing on soil health can help us feed the world's growing population without harming the planet: Here's how

If we can improve soil health on a global scale, it is possible to feed the planet's growing population without compromising the fight against climate change.

If we can improve soil health on a global scale, it is possible to feed the planet's growing population without compromising the fight against climate change. Image: OCP Group

Iliass Elfali
Managing Director - Corporate strategy, Sustainability and Innovation, OCP Group
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