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Climate smart’ policies could increase southern Africa’s crops by up to 500%
Friday 25 Mar 22 12:00pm
THE climate crisis is threatening food stocks in sub-Saharan Africa, but a comprehensive approach to food, farming and resources could increase crop production by more than 500% in some countries in the region, according to new research by more than 200 experts.
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