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We could become more resilient to future pandemics by protecting nature
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07.07.20
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The world’s wetlands could generate sustainable, agricultural livelihoods, which in turn contribute to public health through the ability to afford basic needs including nutritious food, medical care and education, writes CGIAR Research Program on Water, Land and Ecosystems (WLE) Program Director, Izabella Koziell.
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