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Category: Environment and Climate

Environmental pressures, climate change, biodiversity, species protection, and pollution.

Agri-food BusinessPosted onJune 20, 2023April 25, 2026

Why Gannan Navel Oranges, Once a Path to Prosperity for Farmers, Are Harder to Grow Than Before

Last year, Foodthink published an article 《Taking an Internet Celebrity Home to Sell Navel Oranges: Only Then Did We Realise How Tough Life Is for Fruit Farmers》. In it, Fengche, who works in Guangzhou, shares her story of returning to her hometown to help sell oranges for her family, which…

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AgroecologyPosted onJune 12, 2023April 26, 2026

Beyond Henan’s Harvest-Ruining Rain: Guanzhong Plain Farmers Also Worry Over Wheat Crops

Recently, reports of Henan’s ‘rotting-field rain’ and the frantic rush to harvest wheat have swept across social media, striking a chord with everyone who follows agriculture. The Guanzhong region of Shaanxi, another major wheat-growing area, endured the same downpours almost simultaneously with Henan, and the outlook for its wheat crops…

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AgroecologyPosted onMay 19, 2023April 26, 2026

Pesticide Residue Limits Raised 24-Fold: Is It Still Safe to Eat Chinese Chives?

Effective from 11 May this year, a revised national food safety standard officially came into force. The maximum residue limit for procymidone in chives has been raised from 0.2 mg/kg to 5 mg/kg – a twenty-fourfold relaxation. Although prochloraz is classified as a low-toxicity pesticide, long-term ingestion may still pose…

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Agri-food BusinessPosted onMay 11, 2023April 26, 2026

Can’t Taste the Coffee Flavours? So What?

In recent years, more and more people have turned to specialty coffee. It is genuinely fascinating, is it not? Some cups taste of chocolate, others bring to mind the bright pop of crackling candy, and still others carry the aroma of black tea. Then again, coffee can occasionally leave you…

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BiodiversityPosted onApril 20, 2023April 26, 2026

City Dust Fades, Yet Herders Still Bear the Brunt

Since 6 April, Damao Banner in Baotou City, Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, has been hit by almost daily sandstorms. The worst hit was on the 10th, when a storm persisted for nearly five hours, obscuring the sun with blowing sand and leaving the interior of houses in gloom. “We had…

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AgroecologyPosted onApril 19, 2023April 26, 2026

Farmers and Experts Discuss Seeds: What We Discussed Together

The 10th Annual Conference of the Farmers’ Seed Network took place on 8–9 April 2023 at the Institute of Organic Cycling, China Agricultural University (Suzhou). Acting as a co-organiser, Foodthink was present on site and played a central role in shaping and moderating the conference programme. Four community partners supported…

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Climate ChangePosted onApril 14, 2023April 26, 2026

Meeting the Swedish Sámi: A Lost Nomadic World, Timeless Wisdom

Twenty hours later, my feet finally touched down, sinking into the deep snow of Lapland, northern Sweden. It was seven in the morning, and the skies above Jokkmokk had yet to fully brighten, yet the glare reflecting off the surrounding white expanse was already sufficient to make out the silhouettes…

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AgroecologyPosted onMarch 30, 2023April 26, 2026

The Village’s Last Acre of Hangzhou White Chrysanthemum

“I have a thought, though I’m not sure if it will be of any use?” The grandmother and the former steward simultaneously fixed their gaze on her. She explained, “Our household is busiest in the spring and largely idle in autumn. Why not take this opportunity to trade in Hangbai…

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Food WastePosted onMarch 20, 2023April 26, 2026

Will China’s Waste Management Follow Japan’s ‘Incineration’ Model?

Foodthink says Aside from being eaten, becoming waste is the final destination for a portion of all food. According to estimates by the UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization, one-third of all food globally is ultimately lost or wasted, with a significant proportion ending up in the bin. Food waste, which…

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AgroecologyPosted onMarch 13, 2023April 26, 2026

Why Are Urban Youth Choosing the Countryside?

Foodthink Says Last Monday, we shared why more than a dozen young people decided to hit pause on their city lives. So why, instead of choosing to ‘lie flat’, have they headed to the countryside to learn farming and embrace a more labour-intensive, challenging way of life? Here are a…

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