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Science-based insurance

Crops are at risk in a changing climate. Farmers in the developing world will be able to insure against harvest failure if robust insurance packages, based on a geophysical index rather than individual loss, become widely available.

Daniel E. Osgood | Miguel Carriquiry | Molly E. Brown | M. Carriquiry | D. Osgood

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