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Not enough water is making its way to food crops in Europe, according to reports. And the next thing on the agenda as a result is widespread crop failures. Corn crops all across Europe are [...]

Cars or fill paddling pools until further notice. a breach could get you a £1,000 fine. but leaks, say critics of the industry, are as big a problem as heat. the company loses almost a quarter of the water it supplies and admits it must do better. in the meantime, everyone has to use less. absolutely, leakage needs to be fixed but all of us at home and at work and government and regulators have a bit of a tendency sometimes to say its all about the water companies. weve all got our part to play...

GENEVA (AFP) – The rhino’s survival remains in grave danger despite COVID-related drops in poaching and the illegal trade in their horns, a conservation body said on Monday. The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) said that poaching was still “an acute threat” to the survival of the species. A total of 2,707 rhinos […]

Low inputs adding up on this year’s winter wheat 2022-08-24

Plants may someday benefit from reprogrammable "Genetic Circuits" to adapt to climate change. Stanford University geneticists have developed a method for precisely regulating the shape of plant roots as they expand and branch.

Oculis announces publication of Phase 2 data showing topical eye drops anti-TNFa agent licaminlimab (OCS-02) relieves persistent ocular discomfort in severe dry eye disease Positive Phase 2 data, published

Globalists see humanity as cattle (or sheeple) to be exploited for as long as needed, then culled like cattle herds when they are no longer useful. As globalist advisor Yuval Harari is now saying [...]

Workforce have the skills required as the auto industry shifts to electric vehicles and digital services. the problems impacting global supply chains is another key reason why inflation has been stoked and the unusually hot weather experienced in many countries has made that a lot harder. the yangtze river in china is a key route for trade. regions that rely on the yangtze are having to take emergency measures as a long drought depletes water levels and threatens crops, and a heatwave is set to ...

Now plunged into two days of darkness. restrictions have been brought in to try and ease demand for electricity. translation: large cities now consume a lot of electricity. - power generation provinces like sichuan have been affected by the pandemic, and power generation has been affected. the shanghai government puts restrictions on consumption, and it will help ease the supply of electricity. in a harsh reminder of the devastating effects of drought, local news reports show fire trucks deliver...

The Ministry of Social Affairs is drawing up a regulatory amendment that will allow for varieties of Cannabis sativa with a higher tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) content to be grown in Estonia. The change will significantly increase the number of varieties hemp farmers can choose from to grow.