Climate Change
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El Niño and Iran War Drive Agricultural Commodity Prices to New Highs
The intensifying El Niño and the escalating Iran war are disrupting global agricultural markets, threatening higher prices for…
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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 Pays $11M to Replace Microsoft Outlook and Teams
GENEVA, September 13 — The Swiss federal government has agreed to pay 11 million Swiss francs (about US$11.2…
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European Central Banks Accelerate Gold Repatriation From New York Fed
NEW YORK, September 12 — The Federal Reserve Bank of New York is losing its grip on the…
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Plant-Based Myoglobin vs. Livestock: Environmental Impact Data
ROME, August 6 — A new class of plant-derived myoglobin is being put forward as a working alternative…
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Economic Impact: Arctic Cargo Volumes and the Cost of Delays
MOSCOW, July 18 — The promise of the Northern Sea Route as a year-round Arctic shipping artery is…
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Hydrogen train to carry 2,600 passengers on 89-km Jind-Sonipat route
JIND, Haryana, July 17 — The idea of a train that emits nothing but water vapour sounds like…
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Liberia’s Forests Face Growing Pressures from Illegal Logging and Mining
MONROVIA, July 17 — President Joseph Boakai has signaled a significant policy shift for Liberia, telling the nation…
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AgriCool Shade Nets Outperform Conventional Methods in Cooling Crops
TOKYO, July 16 — Farmers have long faced a frustrating trade-off when it comes to shade nets. Throw…
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Farmers Grapple with Heat and Light Trade-Offs as Climate Shifts
TOKYO, July 16 — A new agricultural shade cloth developed by Sumitomo Metal Mining aims to resolve a…
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Panama Canal Drought Cuts Transits as Gatun Lake Levels Drop
PANAMA CITY, July 15 — The drought that gripped Gatun Lake in 2023 and 2024 has quietly reshaped…
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America’s Freight Giants Face Diesel Dilemma as Climate Pressure Mounts
WASHINGTON, July 13 — On a sweltering morning at a rail yard outside Chicago, a line of diesel…
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Aviation’s Next 20 Years: Sustainable Fuels & Electric Propulsion
SINGAPORE, July 10 — The world’s airlines are banking on a future where planes fly on used cooking…
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Panama Canal Drought Reduces Daily Ship Transits, Strains Global Trade
PANAMA CITY, July 10 — On the banks of the Miraflores Locks, the scene is both familiar and…
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Tim Cook pushes Apple to 2030 carbon neutrality goal
CUPERTINO, July 9 — Tim Cook has led Apple Inc. as chief executive officer since August 2011, a…
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Global E-Waste Recycling Market Projected To Reach $143.9 Billion By 2032
LONDON, July 9 — The story of electronic waste begins not in a recycling plant, but in the…
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Card Data Reveals Real-Time Consumer Behavior at World Cup Brands
NEW YORK, July 9 — M Science, a research firm that tracks consumer spending patterns, has released data…
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Oil Markets Show Thin Margin For Error Amid Geopolitical Crises
NEW YORK, July 8 — The shift in global oil markets is no longer just about supply and…
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Study of 43 million animals links rising temperatures to reduced milk yields in Haryana
Every morning across Haryana, millions of families pour milk into their tea. That daily act now sits under…
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Study: High heat and humidity cut buffalo milk output in Haryana
Haryana’s dairy farmers have watched their buffalo herds struggle through July and August for years. Now they know…
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Study: Heat and humidity cut milk output across 1,148 Haryana villages
India’s dairy policy apparatus was built for a stable climate. That assumption is now cracking under 38°C heat…
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Wetland Vanishes: Three Decades of Farmland Expansion Revealed
ADDIS ABABA, July 2 — A new study documents the conversion of wetlands to farmland in the Bure…
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District Urges Farmers to Diversify Crops Ahead of El Niño
KAKINADA, July 2 — With forecasts of possible El Niño conditions and below-normal rainfall, the Kakinada district administration…
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Timber industry faces decade-defining logging limits decision in B.C.
KAMLOOPS, July 2 — The provincial government is asking residents of the 100 Mile House area and surrounding…
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