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Green Revolution

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The Green Revolution refers to a series of technological advancements in agriculture that took place in the mid-20th century, leading to increased crop yields and food production worldwide.

Key Features

  • Introduction of high-yield varieties of crops
  • Use of chemical fertilizers and pesticides
  • Irrigation systems
  • Mechanization of farming
  • Expansion of agricultural research and education

Pros

  • Significantly increased food production and reduced hunger in many parts of the world
  • Boosted agricultural productivity and efficiency
  • Enabled countries to become self-sufficient in food production

Cons

  • Environmental concerns related to the extensive use of chemical inputs
  • Impact on water resources due to large-scale irrigation projects
  • Displacement of traditional farming practices and loss of biodiversity

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