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1930-1943 : agrarian transformation and the famine in Bengal

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Unintended land use effects of afforestation in China's grain for green program

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Climate change, risk and grain production in China

Holst, Rainer; Yu, Xiaohua; Grün, Carola - 2011

in Chinese grain production. Our results indicate that grain production in south China might, at least in the short run … South China could entail an increase of grain output by 3.79 million tons or an economic benefit of around USD 798 million … due to the increasing mean output. However the impact of global warming in north China is negative, small and …

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