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Reducing wildlife trafficking and forest loss could prevent future pandemics
ACES staff | July 27, 2020

Reducing wildlife trafficking and forest loss could prevent future pandemics

Emergency research grant studies how coronavirus affects food systems in the U.S.
ACES staff | July 21, 2020

Emergency research grant studies how coronavirus affects food systems in the U.S.

Partnership will bring industry expertise to African agro-processors
Amy Karagiannakis | July 10, 2020

Partnership will bring industry expertise to African agro-processors

Grant project studies how food retailers work with food banks
Marianne Stein | June 30, 2020

Grant project studies how food retailers work with food banks

Slow down: Reduced speed limits save lives in busy cities
Marianne Stein | June 11, 2020

Slow down: Reduced speed limits save lives in busy cities

ACE graduate student receives 2020 Fulbright grant
Illinois News Bureau | June 10, 2020

ACE graduate student receives 2020 Fulbright grant

Faculty members, staff, teaching assistants honored with Campus Awards for Excellence in Instruction
Illinois News Bureau | May 19, 2020

Faculty members, staff, teaching assistants honored with Campus Awards for Excellence in Instruction

Up to 1 in 4 American children may face hunger in the next year
Marianne Stein | May 14, 2020

Up to 1 in 4 American children may face hunger in the next year

Remembering Burt Swanson, a passionate and influential advocate for smallholder farmers around the world
Leslie Myrick | May 5, 2020

Remembering Burt Swanson, a passionate and influential advocate for smallholder farmers around the world

Climate-smart agricultural practices increase maize yield in Malawi
Marianne Stein | April 30, 2020

Climate-smart agricultural practices increase maize yield in Malawi

Farmdoc webinars help ag producers navigate the coronavirus crisis
Marianne Stein | April 29, 2020

Farmdoc webinars help ag producers navigate the coronavirus crisis

Public policies that target crime reduction around parks can directly benefit communities
Marianne Stein | April 14, 2020

Public policies that target crime reduction around parks can directly benefit communities

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