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In the caribbean, for example, like with african americans here, when your last name is johnson or robert, and you know that that is not at your african name but you dont have a connection to it because your family was taken and enslaved on an island to produce crops and sugar and tobacco and cotton to enrich british people, including the monarchy, then that cant sit well with you. so, and it doesnt sit well with me as an african person either. so i do just think that there is a complication the...

Years of legislative and court battles over the labeling of genetically engineered (GE) foods took another turn this week when a federal court determined on Tuesday that the US Department of [...]

Heat and fires are laying waste to Tunisia's grain harvest, as the country struggles with food costs sent soaring by the war in Ukraine.

New research from University College London (now formally known as London's Global University) warns that so-called "green energy" and the political push behind it is driving a [...]

For Indian farmers battling climate change, irregular weather conditions are a further blow to a sector where poverty is widespread. A private forecasting agency is helping farmers with customized weather predictions.

WYFF News 4 Meteorologist Griffin Hardy talks to long-time Upstate farmer about how the drought is taking a toll on area cotton crops.

Authorities estimate that almost 1,500 people have lost their lives in the devastating flooding in Pakistan. Hundreds of thousands more are said to be homeless as huge swathes of the country remain underwater. Many people have also lost their livelihoods.

Due to a logjam in interstate negotiations for massive cuts in Colorado River water deliveries, farmers and urban users have no idea how much water use they'll be ordered to cut.

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