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Invest in water: the world’s most valuable resource
Tips The world faces major long-term water supply issues. Yet there is a solution at hand – and investors can profit from it
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How the Ukraine crisis could drive food prices higher
Briefings Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has driven energy prices up. But with both nations major exporters of agricultural commodities, it could send food prices soaring, too.
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How the new environmentalism makes bad land good
Analysis Around two decades ago farming was in crisis but today farmland is looking more lucrative. Merryn Somerset Webb explains why this is and how investors can tap into the market.
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How to invest in lab-grown meat – the future of food production
Opinion With lab-grown meat, steak is back on the menu for greens and animal lovers – but at what cost? Stuart Watkins reports
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How high energy prices are driving up food prices too
News High energy prices aren’t just affecting our heating bills, they’re making food more expensive, too. Saloni Sardana explains what’s going on.
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Lab-grown meat: the new agricultural revolution
Cover Story Vegan alternatives are taking off, but the future of food technology lies in lab-grown meat – cultivating steaks and burgers from animal cells, says Alex Rankine. This is a market full of bold visions and ambitious promises.
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Lab-grown meat: how “moo’s law” will drive innovation
Opinion Jim Mellon and Anthony Chow, co-founders of Aim-listed Agronomics, explain why they believe that “cellular agriculture” will benefit from massive long-term growth as “Moo’s Law” kicks in.
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How you can profit from the fast-growing cannabis industry
Tips Once an investment taboo, the cannabis sector is poised to thrive in 2021. David Stevenson looks at how best to buy in.
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Invest in water and provide a buffer against future pandemics
Opinion Global water shortages have long hampered growth and development, and climate change has exacerbated the problem. Will the coronavirus pandemic be a turning point? Stuart Watkins reports.
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