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Feb. 17, 2017

The reductions in rice yields are large enough to have price implications for the global rice market, affecting global food security for hundreds of millions of the world’s poor.

Click here to read about Colin and Dalia’s findings in their blog post at the UK China Policy Institute Website.

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