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Which country is known as the breadbasket of Europe?
Answer: Ukraine
Why: Chernozem, a very fertile black soil rich in humus, covers more than 40% of Ukraine's land.
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Which plant scientist won the 1970 Nobel Peace Prize?
Answer: Norman Borlaug
Why: Borlaug's semi-dwarf wheat had short, sturdy stems that could carry heavy heads of grain without falling over.
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How many people eat as much daily as a 1 km² locust swarm?
Answer: 35,000
Why: A single square kilometre of swarm can hold up to 80 million adult desert locusts.
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By which year does the UN aim to end world hunger?
Answer: 2030
Why: The earlier Millennium Development Goals only aimed to halve the share of hungry people between 1990 and 2015.
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In which country is the Arctic 'doomsday' seed vault?
Answer: Norway
Why: Even if its cooling failed, the surrounding permafrost would keep the seeds frozen for a long time.
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Which country's famine led to Oxfam's founding in 1942?
Answer: Greece
Why: The name Oxfam comes from its original title, the Oxford Committee for Famine Relief.