Climate Change
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Why Fraud and Phishing Now Dominate Gallagher New Zealand Cyber Insurance Claims
As cyber threats evolve beyond system attacks, Gallagher NZ reports that social engineering and payment fraud now account…
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Cotality Report: Louisiana Leads U.S. States in Extreme Weather Homeowner Losses
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El Niño and Iran War Drive Agricultural Commodity Prices to New Highs
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Three Decades of Conversion: Ethiopia’s Wetlands Give Way to Farmland
ADDIS ABABA, July 2 — A new study documents the conversion of wetlands to farmland in the Bure…
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Dairy Dominates Tulare County’s $9.1B Agriculture Economy, Amid Climate and Trade Risks
Tulare County’s agriculture surged to $9.1B in 2025, led by dairy, cattle, and citrus, but faces climate and…
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Switzerland Puts $11M Into Open-Source Pilot Beyond Microsoft 365
GENEVA, September 13 — The Swiss federal government has agreed to pay 11 million Swiss francs (about US$11.2…
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Dutch and French Central Banks Pull Gold From New York Fed While Germany Holds Firm
NEW YORK, September 12 — The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is losing its grip on the…
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From Beetle Salvage to Fire Loss: 100 Mile House Faces Its Timber Reckoning
KAMLOOPS, July 2 — The provincial government is asking residents of the 100 Mile House area and surrounding…
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Study: Heat and Humidity Cut Milk Output Across 1,148 Haryana Villages
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Fifteen Lofa Communities Sign Forest Conservation Agreements with Conservation International
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Sumitomo’s AgriCool Shade Fabric Blocks Heat Rays While Letting Crops Keep Their Sunlight
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ONS Farmland Accounts: A £237 Billion Estimate and What It Measures
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Panama Canal Drought Reduces Daily Ship Transits, Strains Global Trade
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Two States, One Forecast: Indian Officials Push Farmers Off Paddy Before El Niño
KAKINADA, July 2 — With forecasts of possible El Niño conditions and below-normal rainfall, the Kakinada district administration…
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From Manure to Megawatts: The Dairy Domes Powering America’s Next Data Center Play
STEUBEN COUNTY, N.Y. — The people who live closest to Lent Hill Dairy Farm know the smell. It’s…
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Report: Air tourism could add €250 to annual Irish rents by 2031
The forces shaping Ireland’s housing market are about to get a new driver. It’s not interest rates. Not…
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Study: Low-income Irish households face €250 yearly rent hikes from air tourism by 2031
Low-income households across Ireland will be the first to feel the squeeze when air tourism drives rents up…
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Ken Fisher Warns Against Chasing SpaceX, OpenAI and Anthropic IPO Shares
ISLAMABAD, June 23 — As the tech industry continues to evolve, investors are eager to get in on…
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Italian Engineer Elia Rillo Elected Chair of EPD International’s Technical Committee
CORREGGIO — The next time a construction company, a furniture maker, or a textile mill wants to prove…
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Steelmakers: EU carbon rules will raise production costs 50% by early 2030s
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European Steel Industry Welcomes EU Ministers’ CBAM Changes but Wants Loopholes Closed
Europe’s biggest steelmakers are ringing an alarm. If the European Union doesn’t change how its carbon market works,…
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UBA Foundation returns to historic Lagos schools to launch 2026 tree planting initiative
Four years ago, the UBA Foundation started planting trees in Nigerian schools. Nobody called it a movement then.…
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Brisket, Raw Milk and Federal Clout: MAHA’s CAFO Problem in Gatlinburg
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Nvidia Becomes First Company to Briefly Top $5 Trillion Valuation on AI Chip Demand
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