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A diagnosis of pulmonary emphysema was difficult for both father and son. But there is so much hope in this story. As luck would have it, Alessandro Crocetti was told he was a candidate for a lung transplant.
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"We've had 5,000 years of farmers trying out different strategies for dealing with heat, drought and water scarcity. We need to begin to translate that," said one ethnobotanist in the region.
The study found that soil fertility on previously deforested land can return in less than a decade. But that doesn't give people a "license to kill," said one author.
They are putting on a cooking demonstration they hope will show human ingenuity and leave people thinking about the food injustice that exists in prisons and jails across the country.
