China’s croplands, Taiwan’s home-grown submarine: SCMP daily highlights
A recent study projects that 35% of China's cropland could vanish by 2100, even if global warming targets are met, raising significant food security concerns. This highlights the urgent need for revised cropland protection strategies to mitigate potential agricultural losses.
In response to China's technological advancements, the US is considering involving the private sector to boost the development of advanced defense technologies, aiming for greater efficiency in the defense budget. Meanwhile, small factory owners in Guangzhou are bracing for impact as the US moves to end the "de minimis exemption," a tax break on small parcels, even though many are unfamiliar with the specifics of the policy.
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A recent study projects that 35% of China's cropland could vanish by 2100, even if global warming targets are met, raising significant food security concerns. This highlights the urgent need for revised cropland protection strategies to mitigate potential agricultural losses.
In response to China's technological advancements, the US is considering involving the private sector to boost the development of advanced defense technologies, aiming for greater efficiency in the defense budget. Meanwhile, small factory owners in Guangzhou are bracing for impact as the US moves to end the "de minimis exemption," a tax break on small parcels, even though many are unfamiliar with the specifics of the policy.
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