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That's just one variety of one crop of one country. What about finding a more sustainable and effective solution for a good number of water intensive crop to the impending water crisis?

Hey! Im an agriculture science publisher from India, and scientists, including Prof. MS Swaminathan, over here absolute revere the Wageningen Uni.

My question is: we keep hearing the next big war is going to be a 'water war', and since agriculture is the primary user of water, where do you see this problem going politically and socially? And also, what do you have to say about indoor/vertical farms and if good policies can bring them into mainstream? Since they claim to use only a percent of water traditional farming uses, seems like an expensive but worthwhile solution.

Thanks

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Now to the question, what is the Indian goverment policy on nuclear as a viable alternative to coal?