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As the world’s population expands and its environment continues to change, natural resources will become increasingly scarce. But thanks to modern agricultural technology farmers can grow food more efficiently, in ways that use less water, soil, fertilizer and pesticides. These advancements have also made climate-resilient plants and disease-resistant animals a reality, allowing society to grow more food on less land, and create a more sustainable future for the planet.

Our Planet

Dr. John Sedbrook is Making Jet Fuel – with Plants

Gene-edited pennycress could improve farmland, feed animals and fuel planes with decreased environmental impact.

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2:50 min Read

Our Planet

Why Gene Editing Is a Climate Change Solution

Gene editing is a breakthrough solution that could help reduce and address the impacts of climate change.

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4:15 min Read

Our Planet

Three Scientists Weigh in on the Future of Agriculture

Gene editing is transforming the industry.

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2:31 min Read

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Dr. Jolene Sutton: Protecting a Biodiversity Hotspot

A geneticist in Hawaii shares her plan to save the island’s native birds.

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2:18 min Read

Our Planet

0:31 min Read

Silk Coating Improves Crop Growth in Salty Soil

Via Fast Company

Scientists have discovered a way to grow seeds in high-saline conditions.

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0:37 min Read

Vegetable Breeder Simon Groot Wins World Food Prize

Via World Food Prize

His pioneering work has given millions access to nutritious food.

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0:26 min Read

CRISPR will fuel the next agricultural revolution

Via Science Daily

Accurate gene editing technology leaves “chance” in the past.

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Gene Editing Is a Key to Environmental Sustainability

Gene editing can support sustainability by helping farmers conserve water, enhance soil health, improve air quality, safeguard animals, and protect wildlife.

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4:11 min Read

Why Gene Editing Is a Climate Change Solution

Gene editing is a breakthrough solution that could help reduce and address the impacts of climate change.

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4:15 min Read

News

How Gene Editing Can Contribute to Decreasing Forest Fires

By Innovature Staff

A huge part of the increasing forest fires is due to a warming planet, but there’s a little bug in American forests making it worse.

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1:20 min Read

News

How Restoring the American Chestnut Can Improve Our Planet

By Innovature Staff

Thanks to innovation, scientists have created an American chestnut tree that is totally resistant to the blight that made the tree nearly extinct.

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1:03 min Read

News

From Alternative Energy to Home Lawns: Gene Editing is all about Improvement

By Innovature Staff

A conversation with Dr. Wayne Parrott, University of Georgia

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2:08 min Read

News

11 Benefits of Ag Gene Editing

By Innovature Staff

From pest and disease resistance to improved animal health, here are 11 awesome benefits of agriculture gene editing

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1:48 min Read

Plants are Vulnerable to Climate Change and Insects

By Innovature Staff

Plants and crops are vulnerable to two related threats: climate change and the rapid spread of insects due to warming temperatures.

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1:37 min Read

News

Silk Coating Improves Crop Growth in Salty Soil

Via Fast Company

Scientists have discovered a way to grow seeds in high-saline conditions.

Read More Via Fast Company

0:31 min Read

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