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New Nation of Southern Sudan Seeks to Develop Agriculture

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May 23, 2013

The U.N. Food and Agriculture Organization launches a three-year project in South Sudan to improve tracking of food production. More

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The Los Angeles River is a concrete drainage channel through much of its 80-kilometer length. It channels waste-water from storm drains and has become a receptacle for much of the city's trash. But as Mike O'Sullivan reports, the river is slowly being restored with the help of volunteers, who take part in an annual clean-up.