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On this episode of 'Krishi Ki Baat', environmentalist Vandana Shiva discusses the current Sri Lankan food crisis with Indra Shekhar Singh.
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Apr 17 2022
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On this episode of 'Krishi Ki Baat', environmentalist Vandana Shiva discusses the current Sri Lankan food crisis with Indra Shekhar Singh.
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On this episode of 'Krishi Ki Baat', environmentalist Vandana Shiva discusses the current Sri Lankan food crisis with Indra Shekhar Singh. Apart from discussing climate change and international pressures, Shiva provides positive examples of regenerative agriculture and why it should be implemented.



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