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BBCNEWS World Business Report June 4, 2024 04:32:00

Is general delegate, freshfel europe, european fresh produce association. good morning to you. to tell us how the wildfires across europe are impacting the farmers. goad are impacting the farmers. good morninu. are impacting the farmers. good morning- i _ are impacting the farmers. good morning. ithink_ are impacting the farmers. good morning. i think when _ are impacting the farmers. good morning. i think when we - are impacting the farmers. (13mm morning. i think when we look at the fruit and ...
Philippe Binard Is General Freshfel Europe European Fresh Produce Association Good Morninu Irrigation Systems

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 03:08:00

Human global warming, and what this is causing our is a focus, or a furnace if you will, over western europe and we have now been seeing this for decades. unfortunately, we expect to see it continue weighing as climate change gets worse and worse. this change gets worse and worse. as imagined, not for the first time were being told this extreme weather events will be more common and more extreme. what does the latest science say about how bad this will be? to factors going on, the overall heatin...
Western Europe Human Global Warming Climate Change

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 18:10:00

Yesterday i would go out wearing the same close but were already at 1 degrees of warming and this is the sort impact we see so it is about that 1 sort impact we see so it is about that1 degrees here about is about the change the overall system and what you can see from the models is, if you get towards those and reach the temperature threshold you get these extremes of weather, particularly, the uk is a northerly country and were hit by these weather extremes in his warming climates which leads ...
Temperature Threshold Continental Europe

BBCNEWS The Papers June 4, 2024 21:34:00

Siesta britain. doctors have been saying we all need to slow down and realise that we cant behave and carry on as we normally do in this temperature. i carry on as we normally do in this temperature-โ€” temperature. i was out and about this afternoon, _ temperature. i was out and about this afternoon, and _ temperature. i was out and about this afternoon, and i _ temperature. i was out and about this afternoon, and i think - temperature. i was out and about this afternoon, and i think it - this ...
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MSNBC The Mehdi Hasan Show June 4, 2024 00:38:00

Sorts of legal climates all over the world for thousands of years. thats not going to change, but what we do have now that we did not have before or two things. weve got something called the internet, which is a great way to transmit information, and half abortion -- which has been legalized by the fda. and are discreet. 98% effective and also available by mail. >> how worried are members of the underground over possible legal consequences, either for them or for the people they assist? youve go...
Peter Welch Human Right

MSNBC Ayman June 4, 2024 04:39:00

Other forces are also at play. a post-roe world will not resemble a pre-roe world. can you explain a bit for us? >> absolutely. thanks for mentioning that. people have been helping each other get abortions and all sorts of legal climates all over the world for thousands of years. thats not going to change, but what we do have now that we did not have before or two things. weve got something called the internet, which is a great way to transmit information, and half abortion -- which has been leg...
Peter Welch

BBCNEWS Unspun World with John Simpson June 4, 2024 13:39:00

On farms meant that farmers werent able to produce as much, or supply chain disruptions. a port closed in shanghai, or a backโ€”up in a port in la, those all have knockโ€”on effects on the food system. but also, what covid showed us is that once a supply chain is disrupted, its really hard to shift it. ukraine shows us that as well. the biggest shock, which i havent mentioned, but is probably the most existential is, of course, climate change. and what will that impact be? will people die in lar...
Food System Back Up Supply Chain Disruptions Farmers Weren T What Covid Sport Closed

BBCNEWS Unspun World with John Simpson June 4, 2024 23:40:00

Will people die in large numbers? or will we simply find other ways of feeding ourselves? prices are rising all over the world. some countries will absorb those price rises, and some countries wont. and the countries that will be worst affected are the ones that arent producing the food that they themselves. so, a lot of north africa, the middle east, they eat a huge amount of bread. its their main staple, their main source of carbohydrates, but they dont grow a lot of wheat. and theyll grow eve...
Price Rises Won T Aren T The Middle East North Africa Ukrainian Grain

BBCNEWS The Context with Christian Fraser June 4, 2024 20:45:00

In various ways including other climates. the whole focus has been what we are going to lose as a country that๏ฟฝ*s very reliance on fossil fuel exports to be fair but by that than focusing on what we can gain there also incredibly well positioned with solar, wind, and pedro to move into renewable energy and to be a global leader on that. so, i think what has changed is that this group of incoming independence has shifted the narrative and is looking at this through a positive prism but also the...
Fossil Fuel Exports Climate Change New South Wales East Coast

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