Australia -| 'Abriculture' Using Forests to Feed Indigenous Peoples and Fight Climate Change

Australian Eastern Daylight Time — March 28, 2012

'Abriculture' Using Forests to Feed Indigenous Peoples and Fight Climate Change: Australia's Aboriginal or Torres Strait Islander peoples suffer from rates of diabetes three to four times greater than other Australians. Rates of high blood pressure, cardiovascular, and kidney diseases are also higher. Similar health problems have ...

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Australia -| 'Abriculture' Using Forests to Feed Indigenous Peoples and Fight Climate Change

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