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Tom Eisenhauer on Twitter: "China faces a huge gap between farmland acres in production and the acreage required to feed its population. Currently this gap stands at 43%. @ AgEconomists https://t.co/VlxuOmY3Ka… https://t.co/fQRnTVXr4Y"
China CO 2 emission accounts 1997–2015 | Scientific Data
2019 Report - Production Gap
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Simon Rabinovitch on Twitter: "Looking at China's monthly data, the biggest thing that jumps out is the gap in March between industrial output (-1.1% y/y) and retail sales (-15.8% y/y). That is,
Closing yield gaps for rice self-sufficiency in China | Nature Communications
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China Cereals - Global yield gap atlas
Glen Peters on Twitter: "It is China, India, & many developing countries that use the coal. The developed world is getting rid of coal. Basically, to close the production gap, is going
CARPE DIEM: Wage Gap With China Continues to Shrink, Which Will Mean More Manufacturing Production in U.S.
