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CNN Don Lemon Tonight June 4, 2024 02:55:00

Biggest reservoir in the country. as it continues to drop, despite recent monsoon rains added about a foot and a half in recent days. but its 25 feet lower than it was this time last year, so as a result, this triggers this new round of cuts, the most dramatic going to arizona. 21% cut next year in their water allotment. theyre paying farmers already not to grow alfalfa, there is worries that people may over compensate by pumping groundwater which is unregulated in arizona. just a host of cascad...
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FOXNEWS Tucker Carlson Tonight June 4, 2024 05:19:00

I mean, tucker, the american people wanted cheap gas, safe streets in a secure border . and instead weve got a climate corps and a war on cow and a bunch of bureaucrats yelling at crops and farmers calling them racist. how is that in any way delivering for our country? yeah, but we do have carried interest in the tax code, which means the richest people pay half the tax rate. like what is wrong with your mansion? do you have any idea? well, if you were wanting to go and forcibly take tax dollars...
Tucker Carlson U S War On Cow The Way Tax Code Tax Rate

BBCNEWS Click June 4, 2024 02:41:00

We have more than 40,000 hectares under our platform, and we use a combination of our existing pool of data as well as a new pool of data. it uses machine learning processes to analyse the crops and identify areas that might require attention. we can better understand whats happening for sure. we have a lot of... ..a big database about all the climate data since ive been working here, since 20 years. we have all this data, we have all the data about the yields, about the concentration in sugar o...
Machine Learning Climate Data Artificial Intelligence

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BBCNEWS Breakfast June 4, 2024 05:46:00

Football or baseball, the nuances of the rules go over your head. david beckham — the rules go over your head. david beckham had no time for nz lost patience — beckham had no time for nz lost patience with them. is beckham had no time for nz lost patience with them.— beckham had no time for nz lost patience with them. is that footage available of them? _ patience with them. is that footage available of them? i _ patience with them. is that footage available of them? i am _ patience with th...
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CNN Don Lemon Tonight June 4, 2024 05:55:00

Despite recent monsoon rains added about a foot and a half in recent days, but its 25 feet lower from what it was this time last year. so as a result, this triggers these neurons of cuts. the most dramatic going to arizona, 21% cut next year in the water. they are paying farmers already not to go to alfalfa. there, there is worries that people may over compensate by pumping groundwater, which is unregulated in arizona. , so just a host of cascading problems. 40% of former saying that they are te...
Pumping Groundwater Cascading Problems Human Remains Lake Recedes Martini Glass World War Ii

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 08:54:00

Farmers and scientists say we can expect wonkier vegetables on the supermarket shelves this winter. the hot weather and lack of rainfall in parts of england has stressed crops which may affect the look of some produce. but the national farmers union says they�*ll still taste the same and is urging supermarkets to sell more wonky veg. it�*s no secret that the recent heatwave and subsequent dry weather has caused havoc — from wildfires, to damaged crops, and fields suffering after scorching ...
Southern England Supermarket Shelves National Farmers Union Wonky Veg Debbie Tubby

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 12:52:00

That they have got now, yeah, its not great at all, is it? as services are stretched, prioritising ambulances for the most life—threatening patients is important, but those like andrew are worried that even if it is assessed as being safe, there should be enough resources to send to any case that is classed as urgent. nikki fox, bbc news. farmers and scientists say we can expect wonkier vegetables on the supermarket shelves this winter. the hot weather and lack of rainfall in parts of england ...
Andrew Strauss Bbc News Nikki Fox National Farmers Union Supermarket Shelves Wonky Veg

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