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Nano urea and public health: why India must proceed with caution

Posted on April 28, 2026 By admin
Nano urea and public health: why India must proceed with caution

Agricultural inputs operate within complex ecological and biological systems where unintended consequences often emerge slowly. File photograph used for representational purposes only India’s agricultural transformation has long been driven by technological shifts—from the Green Revolution’s high-yielding varieties to the widespread use of synthetic fertilisers. Today, nano urea is being positioned as the next leap: a…

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