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A foreign corporation with a shady background is trying to build a massive 2,000-mile web of "carbon-capture" pipelines across the American Midwest. And area farmers and residents are [...]

This is a sugar derived from crops. itll be transformed into clear bioplastic, suitable for soft drinks bottles. im just going to give it a little taste. are you sure this is safe, yeah? its safe. its safe, ok, so here we go. its sugar! just plain, ordinary sugar. and this is going to become a plastic bottle one day. yes, at the end, it will be. fantastic, absolutely fantastic. look at the array of products they can make from the powder ive just eaten. the breakthrough, of course, is not startin...

As Germany's natural gas supply runs dry, major corporations that use it such as chemical giant BASF are having to pay more for what they can get while also drastically cutting production. [...]

Peter Lake defies industry norms and releases another single mere weeks after his acclaimed hit STONES. Says Lake, "I can't follow industry conventions, else I'll be dead long before my last song comes

As scheduled, Beyonce dropped her seventh solo album, Renaissance, which is part one of a three-part project, on Thursday night, and called out those who leaked the album two days early, while thanking her fans for being patient.

France is now on drought alert and restrictions have been put in place regarding water usage as the country battles an exceptionally dry summer. Drought is impacting most of the country, with 86 [...]

IFA potato report: sales picking up 2022-07-27

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Editorial: farmers still waiting for clarification on stubble 2022-07-27

Pawar said even European nations, which were "vehemently opposed" to genetically engineered crops, have begun to change their views in the face of the food crisis presented by the Covid pandemic and the recent Ukraine-Russia war