Hainan Island, a tropical island province of China long celebrated for its beaches and agricultural exports, has quietly become one of the most revealing case studies in the global struggle to reconcile food production with climate goals. A new study reconstructing more than seven decades of the island’s food-system carbon budget shows how a landscape […]
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