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Faris Ahmed is USC Canada’s policy director.

Policy reviews a chance to bolster crop diversity

  • The recent news about a leak in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault brought renewed attention to the very real threats facing our food supply.
Opinion | BY EMILE FRISON, FARIS AHMED | June 7, 2017
Farmers in Mali winnowing the chaff for this season's rice. Farms across the world that are making an effort to diversify their crops and reduce reliance on chemical aids are having success. Photograph courtesy of USC

Policy reviews a chance to bolster crop diversity

Opinion | BY EMILE FRISON, FARIS AHMED | June 7, 2017
  • The recent news about a leak in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault brought renewed attention to the very real threats facing our food supply.

Policy reviews a chance to bolster crop diversity

Opinion | BY EMILE FRISON, FARIS AHMED | June 7, 2017
  • The recent news about a leak in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault brought renewed attention to the very real threats facing our food supply.
Farmers in Mali winnowing the chaff for this season's rice. Farms across the world that are making an effort to diversify their crops and reduce reliance on chemical aids are having success. Photograph courtesy of USC

Policy reviews a chance to bolster crop diversity

  • The recent news about a leak in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault brought renewed attention to the very real threats facing our food supply.
Opinion | BY EMILE FRISON, FARIS AHMED | June 7, 2017
Farmers in Mali winnowing the chaff for this season's rice. Farms across the world that are making an effort to diversify their crops and reduce reliance on chemical aids are having success. Photograph courtesy of USC

Policy reviews a chance to bolster crop diversity

Opinion | BY EMILE FRISON, FARIS AHMED | June 7, 2017
  • The recent news about a leak in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault brought renewed attention to the very real threats facing our food supply.

Policy reviews a chance to bolster crop diversity

Opinion | BY EMILE FRISON, FARIS AHMED | June 7, 2017
  • The recent news about a leak in the Svalbard Global Seed Vault brought renewed attention to the very real threats facing our food supply.
Farmers in Mali winnowing the chaff for this season's rice. Farms across the world that are making an effort to diversify their crops and reduce reliance on chemical aids are having success. Photograph courtesy of USC

Canada can pick up where UN climate talks left off, help small-scale farmers

  • The Paris Agreement set the stage in 2015: agriculture and food matter to climate change. The Committee for World Food Security sent the same
Opinion | BY FARIS AHMED, GENEVIèVE TALBOT | January 11, 2017
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna speaks at the COP22 UN climate change conference in Marrakech, Morocco, last November. Photograph courtesy of the Rwandan Ministry of Natural Resources

Canada can pick up where UN climate talks left off, help small-scale farmers

Opinion | BY FARIS AHMED, GENEVIèVE TALBOT | January 11, 2017
  • The Paris Agreement set the stage in 2015: agriculture and food matter to climate change. The Committee for World Food Security sent the same

Canada can pick up where UN climate talks left off, help small-scale farmers

Opinion | BY FARIS AHMED, GENEVIèVE TALBOT | January 11, 2017
  • The Paris Agreement set the stage in 2015: agriculture and food matter to climate change. The Committee for World Food Security sent the same
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna speaks at the COP22 UN climate change conference in Marrakech, Morocco, last November. Photograph courtesy of the Rwandan Ministry of Natural Resources

The road to Paris goes through Bamako

  • The famous transcontinental road races, like the Paris-Dakar and the Budapest-Bamako rallies, have something in common with the race against climate change: they are
Opinion | BY FARIS AHMED, MADAMOU GOITA | May 18, 2016
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured in Ottawa. The famous transcontinental road races, like the Paris-Dakar and the Budapest-Bamako rallies, have something in common with the race against climate change: they are gruelling, and they go through Africa. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright

The road to Paris goes through Bamako

Opinion | BY FARIS AHMED, MADAMOU GOITA | May 18, 2016
  • The famous transcontinental road races, like the Paris-Dakar and the Budapest-Bamako rallies, have something in common with the race against climate change: they are

The road to Paris goes through Bamako

Opinion | BY FARIS AHMED, MADAMOU GOITA | May 18, 2016
  • The famous transcontinental road races, like the Paris-Dakar and the Budapest-Bamako rallies, have something in common with the race against climate change: they are
Environment Minister Catherine McKenna, pictured in Ottawa. The famous transcontinental road races, like the Paris-Dakar and the Budapest-Bamako rallies, have something in common with the race against climate change: they are gruelling, and they go through Africa. The Hill Times photograph by Jake Wright
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