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City Rome / Des Moines / / Company International Energy Agency / Christian Science Monitor / National Public Radio / Monsanto / / Country United States / / Event Environmental Issue / / IndustryTerm greenhouse gas emissions / local food security / transportation / commodity food production / industrial food production / sustainable small-scale food production / food production / food supply / retail / agribusiness firms / food availability / food prices / food projections / important food producers / non-food uses / food insecurity lie / extension services / agricultural inputs / chemicals / food price spikes / food waste / food / appropriate technologies / / Organization New Alliance / ActionAid / U.N. Committee on World Food Security / G8 / United Nations / National Academy of Sciences / / Person John Hockenberry / Robert Fraley / Enrique CastroMendivil / Kristin Sundell / Timothy A. Wise / / Position Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer / / ProvinceOrState Iowa / Los Morochucos / / PublishedMedium The Christian Science Monitor / / Technology biofuels / / URL http /
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