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Rice prices are climbing especially fast, as several rice-producing countries have restricted exports, fearing domestic shortages.
ECONOMIST: Feeding its own people more cheaply
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Farmers, especially cotton and rice growers in those upstream states, account for 83% of the basin's consumed water.
ECONOMIST: To turn a drought into wine
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The questions around China's rice represents an opportunity for other exporters, especially Vietnam, Pakistan and Thailand, which account for almost all rice imported by China.
WSJ: China Seeks to Calm Anxiety Over Rice
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For cadmium to be evident in rice grains as well, the soil in which it was grown must have been especially highly polluted, said Jonathan Wong, a Hong Kong biology professor who has studied mainland soil pollution extensively.
WSJ: Cadmium-Tainted Rice Found in Guangzhou
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For cadmium to be evident in rice grains as well, the soil in which it was grown must have been especially highly polluted, said Jonathan Wong, a Hong Kong biology professor who has studied soil pollution extensively on the mainland.
WSJ: Cadmium-Tainted Rice Found in Guangzhou