Europe’s farmers face exodus as rural life fades
Paris based AP reports Gilbert Degrave, Milan tenant Angelo Laboranti, and David Page illustrate varied farm fates as Europe’s farming population shrinks 2 to 4 percent yearly. Few successors stay, wages rise, and urban jobs lure youth away.
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Elias Antar
Associated Press
Paris (Ap
Gilbert Degrave
Degrave
Paris
Europe
Angelo Laboranti
Milan
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Alessandro
Mario
Angelo
Pasqualina
Laboranti
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Page
Athens
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Pierre Legendre
French Agriculture Ministry
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Common Market
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Infant Deaths Rise With Poverty and Race Gaps
An Institute of Medicine study using 1968 New York City births finds infant mortality far higher among black and poor families, links survival to maternal health care quality, and calls for federal standards and centralized neonatal care facilities.
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Washington
Institute of Medicine
New York City
U.S
American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists
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