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New England's 'Lost' Archaeological Sites RediscoveredExaminations of airborne scans of three New England towns revealed networks of old stone walls, building foundations, old roads, dams and other features, many of which long were forgotten.
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Scientists Take On Coffee-Loving PestsGenetic research from across the ocean poised to help coffee bean growers in Columbia.
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On Mozambique Coast, Food Grows Alongside Species Diversity (Op-Ed)Opinion A new approach is helping fight both hunger and overfishing in Mozambique.
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Let's Not 'Feed The World': Moving Beyond an Unhelpful Phrase (Op-Ed)Opinion "Feed the World" is not the right way to end global hunger.
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Attack of the (Not So Killer) TomatoesResearchers have discovered the enzyme responsible for tomatoes' chemical defense response.
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Prehistoric Europeans Liked Spicy Food, Study Suggestsarchaeology -
Planting the Seed of Sustainable Farming: Op-EdOpinion Can algal blooms be stopped with better farming?
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7 Ways Food Needs to ChangeExperts discuss the forces shaping tomorrow's dinner.
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Where Does All That Food Come From?Even after this year's widespread drought, one place without "made in China" labels is the grocery store.
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