How will Jamaica's high dependency on maize from the American Midwest affect both the economy and food security in a changing climate?
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- Climate
- Economy
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- Land
- Governance
- 9 November 2021
- Americas
- Jamaica
- United States of America
How will Jamaica's high dependency on maize from the American Midwest affect both the economy and food security in a changing climate?
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