Space sensors to aid agriculture and resource planning
NASA studies show earth resources satellites could cut crop losses by 10 percent, saving about 400 million dollars in crops, 10 million in water and land use, plus boosts in meat output and flood protection. It outlines geology, hydrology, oceanography, and geography uses and notes rapid transfer of space tech to commerce.
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