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People fixing the world.
Like a ray of sunshine on a cloudy day, this is People Fixing the World from the BBC World Service,
a program that meets everyday heroes who are trying to save our world.
I'm Mayra Anubi and this week we're heading to the South American country of Peru to meet communities that are working hard to protect our soils and a well-known superfood.
Boiled, fried, roasted or baked.
There is no limit to how we make and enjoy potatoes.
In Kenya we have a popular mashed dish we call Mokimo that I love.
Here in the UK my kids are always raving about jacket potatoes and many people around the world love.
French fries.
It feels like we're obsessed with potatoes, but I've come bearing some bad news.
This tasty nutrient-filled crop is actually at risk because of climate change.
I know, I know, I was thinking the same, not potatoes.
But sadly, extreme weather is threatening the quality of potato crops,