Air pollution link to cancer in Lebanon

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Air pollution link to cancer in Lebanon
Uncontrolled usage and/or release of chemicals in Lebanon may increase the risk of developing cancer. Successive wars on Lebanon, usage of excessive amounts of pesticides and fertilizers, smoking of cigarettes and pipes, combustion of low-quality fuel, diesel exhausts, and dust from quarrying locations are among the main sources of these chemicals
Read more on The Daily Star Lebanon

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Technology changes the way that jobs are done and the results that are possible. This is no different for the agricultural industry.
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