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Dr. Norman Ernest Borlaug
Father Of The Green Revolution
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Norman Borlaug examines wheat stocks at the Rockefeller Agricultural Institute in Atizapan, Mexico, 1970.
He had just won the Nobel Prize for Peace for his efforts to promote peace through improved agriculture.
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Date of Birth
March 25, 1914
Date of Death
September 12, 2009
<u><h3>Norman Borlaug's Legacy</h3></u>
Dr. Norman Borlaug was an icon of agricultural development for the poor farmers of the developing countries of the world.
Born on a farm in Cresco, Iowa, USA, he left his footprints in agriculture
through his personal and professional commitment to fight
hunger and poverty, pioneering work in the development of high-yielding,
and disease resistant semi-dwarf wheat varieties, and his strong
advocacy for the use of genetically modified (GM) crop varieties to alleviate poverty and hunger.
<u><h3>Nobel Peace Prize</h3></u>
In 1970, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Dr. Norman Borlaug,
with the Nobel Prize Committee concluding that, "more than any
other single person of this age, he has helped to provide bread for
a hungry world.
We have made this choice in the hope that
providing bread will also give the world peace... He has helped to
create a new food situation in the world and who has turned
pessimism into optimism in the dramatic race between
population explosion and our production of food."
<u><h3>Norman Borlaug’s strong advocacy of biotech/GM crops and their contribution to Global Food
Security and Alleviation of Hunger and Poverty
On being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for saving one billion people
from hunger, Norman Borlaug wisely reminded the world that he had
"just bought some time" and that continued investment in improved
crop technology was a "must" for feeding the world of tomorrow.
"Norm", as he liked to be known to his legion of friends around the
world, was an ardent advocate of biotech/GM crops, which he viewed as
one of the necessary technology tools for ensuring future food security.
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<h3>Father Of The Green Revolution</h3>
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Norman Borlaug examines wheat stocks at the Rockefeller Agricultural Institute in Atizapan, Mexico, 1970.
He had just won the Nobel Prize for Peace for his efforts to promote peace through improved agriculture.
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Date of Birth
March 25, 1914
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Date of Death
September 12, 2009
<u><h3>Norman Borlaug's Legacy</h3></u>
Dr. Norman Borlaug was an icon of agricultural development for the poor farmers of the developing countries of the world.
Born on a farm in Cresco, Iowa, USA, he left his footprints in agriculture
through his personal and professional commitment to fight
hunger and poverty, pioneering work in the development of high-yielding,
and disease resistant semi-dwarf wheat varieties, and his strong
advocacy for the use of genetically modified (GM) crop varieties to alleviate poverty and hunger.
<u><h3>Nobel Peace Prize</h3></u>
In 1970, the Nobel Peace Prize was awarded to Dr. Norman Borlaug,
with the Nobel Prize Committee concluding that, "more than any
other single person of this age, he has helped to provide bread for
a hungry world.
We have made this choice in the hope that
providing bread will also give the world peace... He has helped to
create a new food situation in the world and who has turned
pessimism into optimism in the dramatic race between
population explosion and our production of food."
<u><h3>Norman Borlaug’s strong advocacy of biotech/GM crops and their contribution to Global Food
Security and Alleviation of Hunger and Poverty </h3></u>
On being awarded the Nobel Peace Prize for saving one billion people
from hunger, Norman Borlaug wisely reminded the world that he had
"just bought some time" and that continued investment in improved
crop technology was a "must" for feeding the world of tomorrow.
"Norm", as he liked to be known to his legion of friends around the
world, was an ardent advocate of biotech/GM crops, which he viewed as
one of the necessary technology tools for ensuring future food security.
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<a href="https://achievement.org/achiever/norman-e-borlaug/"
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your img is inside a img-div which does not have a width, you may need to give a width to this before the width of the image is recognised, and to main maybe. width: 100% is perfectly fine.
A note on your image, to use it in the freeCodeCamp editor you need to have a link to the image, having a broken link could also be a reason for that to not work.
