(CNN) — Millions of hectares of land have been acquired in the past few years across Africa by investors who are moving into large-scale agriculture to take advantage of potential windfall gains. Popularly these deals have become known as “land grabbing,” but they could just as well have been framed as “water grabs.”
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Edition.cnn.com: Are African land grabs really water grabs?
(CNN) — Millions of hectares of land have been acquired in the past few years across Africa by investors who are moving into large-scale agriculture to take advantage of potential windfall gains. Popularly these deals have become known as “land grabbing,” but they could just as well have been framed as “water grabs.” Read More […]
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