By Kay Sexton •
April 30, 2009
Without an additional £100m a year being spent on crop research in Britain, there could be food riots in developing countries as the growing world population fails to find enough affordable food.
By Kay Sexton •
March 3, 2009
National boundaries have become more porous, climate change has allowed opportunistic plants, insects and animals the chance to find niches in novel ecosystems, and populations have become more closely housed – regardless of whether they are penned pigs or studio-dwelling urbanites - all these factors increase the risks of diseases becoming epidemic, both nationally and internationally.