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WATCH: Scientists develop climate-resistant rice in the Philippines

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Фото профиля King of Reason
King of Reason3 лет назад

I guess Climate resistant plants are impervious to sunlight & water.

Фото профиля Alztryfer | deadpotato
Alztryfer | deadpotato3 лет назад

and the Philippines will soon be importing this rice coz our businessmen politicians are too busy converting farmlands into subdivisions

Фото профиля Hurzka Burzka 🎗
Hurzka Burzka 🎗3 лет назад

Excellent. Humanity adapting and overcoming.

Фото профиля Sanatani
Sanatani3 лет назад

People: what’s the effects of this in the long run Scientists funded by Illuminati: trust science, don’t question it 🤡🤡🤡

Фото профиля BJ
BJ3 лет назад

Is this on your website @reuters? I want to share with my son who’s doing a school assignment on this very issue, but he doesn’t have Twitter

Фото профиля Time to heal the nation.
Time to heal the nation.3 лет назад

More GMO in the name of climate change/global warming. GTFOHWTS

Фото профиля Robby Villabona
Robby Villabona3 лет назад

That's a dumb name for a plant.

Фото профиля Cafe Tango
Cafe Tango3 лет назад

The rice farm can now be flooded and still yield 100%?

Фото профиля greenbox
greenbox3 лет назад

@gabb4997 Soon, other countries will benefit more from this.

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