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In derbyshire, now half full. | i think weve got forecast extremes of weather and thats the thing that were now seeing become the new normal with - the climate emergency. and in west wales, fields of crops threatened by wildfires. in may, the perfect playing surface, but look now. the outfield burnt yellow. 0diham in hampshire has gone more than a0 days without a drop of rain, longer than anywhere else in the country. its dangerous. they slip when theyre bowling. they can fall over trying to fie...

So obviously theres a lot of data thats coming into this system from a variety of different sources. how do we get that? how does the system make that into something thats perhaps more understandable to someone like me thats looking at this? yeah, so we incorporate different technologies. in addition to satellite imagery, we also use aland machine learning. effectively, were using a whole pool of data that we have from existing growers. we have more than 40,000 hectares under our platform, and w...

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Climate change. >> lets talk about the climate and what your state is experiencing and others. i mean, this bill is the largest climate investment in u.s. history and our state has felt extreme weather firsthand. this week with the monsoon, rains and flooding las vegas streets. were looking at some of the images here. downpour comes as the west is in a severe drought. so how do you see this bill as potentially addressing the crises that your cities seem to be facing as a result of climate-relate...

The sudden, powerful storm Thursday afternoon destroyed buildings, snapped trees and damaged crops near Zearing.

This allotment has suffered after nearly six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. i have had excellent crops of broad beans. murray owns an allotment here. it has meant a poorer harvest and a depressing time of the year when we should be bringing in lots and lots of crops. i do have that longer term worry that it is going to put people off the idea of gardening. in fife, in scotland, farmers are being temporarily banned from using water from th...

Shippers to keep moving those goods but they have to lighten their loads. so that is driving up costs and also getting fewer goods to where theyre supposed to go, interrupting the supply chain. just going another -- to a different country nearby, to england, the drought conditions there have gotten many, many municipalities prohibiting people from using their hoses to water their gardens and wash their cars. so in italy and in other countries of the uk, farmers are struggling in northern italy. ...

Banned from using them. in some areas, there are exemptions. rule—breakers could be fined £1000. one of the areas banned is haywards heath in west sussex. this allotment has suffered after nearly six weeks with little rain and dry conditions. plots are bare, crops and flowers are drying. ——dying. i have had excellent crops of broad beans... murray owns an allotment here. it has meant a poorer harvest, and a depressing time of year when we should be bringing in lots and lots of crops. and ...

In a months time, the traditional european harvest will be complete. currently, farmers are working around the clock to cut corn, with strawberries and raspberries already picked injune and july. farming has always embraced the latest technology, from the plough, through to tractors and beyond. but it is under pressure. fuel and fertiliser costs are rising, labour is hard to get, and still consumers and supermarkets are demanding cheaper and cheaper prices. added to that, climate change is affec...

Here for debbie, brian and anne. water levels on this part of the basingstoke canal in surrey are just too low. its going to be hard work because weve got to load the boats onto trailers or onto cars and take them and find somewhere else to go. it is frustrating, yes. in the winter, the water comes up to the top of the rust line. in a normal summer, halfway up. but now its completely dry and theres so little water in the main channel that, from monday, all boats are going to be banned. this drou...