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Out with a report in 2019 it very clearly laid out all the reasons in which climate change was making food security a lot worse. notjust because of extreme weather events like drought and flooding but increasing temperatures were making land drier, less fertile, harderto making land drier, less fertile, harder to form and there was evidence to show climate change impacts the nutritional quality and content of the crops. i nutritional quality and content of the dopa-— of the crops. i am so sorr...

I dont see it happening. thats my hope and prayer that i get the break even pointed. whether it happens or not i dont know. if it dont it wont be the first time. you know, on years past farming is like a pendulum swings just as one way to the right as to the left it can be just as good as just as bad. on the years past live on the eastern shore we have these things called hurricanes and they have come in and wiped out our entire crops before. we do have insurance to cover those kind of things an...

Unpredictable and unsustainable temperatures, dying crops and millions starving. former president trumps new social media app truth social went live this morning. the apps release comes a year after major social media platforms including twitter, facebook and youtube suspended trumps accounts following the january 6th capitol riot. the ceo of trumps media company, former congressman devin nunes said its expected to be fully operational by next month. tonight there is a big debate scheduled i...

Takes, this is how this war will end. because of his nuclear saber rattling there will be a russian nuclear demilitarization. they will return crimea. there will be an unconditional surrender to zelenskyy and removal of their troops from ukraine. in my opinion there should be a demilitarized zone along all russian borders. this needs to be the way it ends no matter how long it takes and maybe add onto that as we see those sanctions going on with banks and currency and swift. we probably need to ...

Even to eric swalwell, its a lot of gas. >> the president used taxpayer dollars to ask the uranians to make them cheat in the election. >> greg: while the policy pretended to reduce emissions, its a giant subsidy for corn growers. the corn would otherwise be used to feed people. meanwhile, this killing of the fields release in order carbon from the soil while nitrogen fertilizers also produced emissions. dear lord, this is the most research ive done since i decided to sound proof my basement lov...

The pilot light on. >> we do not have water. >> reporter: in the dry and sparse alfalfa fields in arizona, the effects of climate change are undeniable. nancy kaywoods family farm of nearly a century is struggling to survive arizonas two-decade-long mega drought. >> our future is kind of bleak until we get through this drought. >> reporter: in canal is supposed to supply water for farmers and their crops but as far as the eye can see it is completely dry and filled with tumbleweeds. part has not...

Even eric swalwell, a lot of gas. >> the president using taxpayer dollars in the election. greg: we got to make it interesting somehow. while it reduces emissions from the mandate forced additional anchors of land to use for cultivating the corn which otherwise would be used. meanwhile, the telling of the fieldf release more carbon from the soil while fertilizers process. this is the most ive done since i decided to soundproof my basement. i did so much research, i uncovered this video from the ...

>> brian: president biden could say he led the world there but we are leading from behind like the person he served under president obama who proudly said that im not comfortable with that maybe you guys are. 20 minutes after the top of the hour. talk bring in someone who is no stranger to war. congressman former army ranger brian mast serves currently on the house foreign relations committee. how unbelievable is it, congressman, that canada cuts off their -- they just decide they are not going ...

A record high. diesel costs even more. meanwhile a spike in gas prices amid the ukraine conflict has added to worries that uk household energy bills could reach nearly £3,000 a year by the autumn. and this morning theres a warning from the boss of one of the worlds biggest fertiliser companies that our reliance on that russian product, combined with the war in ukraine, could prove a threat to food supplies around the world. hes been speaking to my colleague emma simpson. that has already happen...

Off that canal, which caused a lot of complaints and farmers in crimea no longer able to water their crops so the seizing of kherson will allow for the russians to make moves toward reactivating that canal and crucially creating what a lot of analysts up to this point had described as a land bridge, one of the ambitions that a lot of people thought vladimir putin had in southern ukraine. this land bridge would connect the sort of separatist regions of the east, which we heard so much about over ...