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February 1, 2024 Today on New Security Beat Climate Action on the Farm: Catalyzing a No-till Revolution in the US and China By Abigail Ordillas Soil is an important fighter of climate change, but tilling soil could undermine its ability to store carbon and yield crops. No-till farming, a practice of conservation agriculture, contributes to climate solutions and soil health. The United States and China are food superpowers, but both countries are facing severe soil degradation. The two countries could benefit from promoting no-till and exchanging climate-smart farming practices.

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