China could lose 35% of its cropland by 2100, scientists warn


A peer-reviewed study published earlier this month estimated that 35 per cent of China’s cropland could disappear by 2100, even if the world delivers on its pledge to limit global warming under the Paris Agreement.

The research raises concerns about food security and highlights the need for updated cropland protection policies.

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