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CARBON Newsletter (26 November 2024) - Your Latest News About CRISPR in AgroBio

Some of the best links we picked up around the internet

By: Gorm Palmgren - Nov. 26, 2024
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CRISPR AgroBio News (CARBON) - an emerging initiative from CRISPR Medicine News - has been hibernating for two years, but now we are back on track again.

CARBON will bring you the latest news on how CRISPR can shape agriculture for the future to guarantee food security in times of population growth and climate change.

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  • An article in MIT Technology Review takes a closer look at how CRISPR is driving a "climate-adapted" revolution in agriculture, enabling precise genetic tweaks to enhance resilience in crops and livestock. Advances include drought-tolerant rice, storm-resistant corn, and methane-reducing cattle, but regulatory and ethical considerations remain critical as adoption grows. The author also interviews Jennifer Doudna, and she highlights CRISPR's efficiency over traditional breeding and its potential for scalable, sustainable food production, which is vital in combating climate-induced challenges.

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