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The document discusses several issues relating to global food production and security. It notes that agriculture is one of the largest threats to biodiversity due to practices like pesticide use and soil degradation. Around 850 million people worldwide lack adequate food access. While the Green Revolution boosted yields in Mexico and India, continuing efforts face challenges in Africa. Solutions proposed include organic farming, genetically modified crops, and policies to support smallholder farmers. Overall, whether the world can sustainably feed itself in the future remains an open debate.
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