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June 17, 2024
North and South Carolina. Weve got the very latest live forecast and track and the latest news on the impact thus far coming up in just a moment from meteorologist bill karins. He is going to be with us live in just a moment. Were also going to be taking a look at a beautiful city of 120,000 people that is on the coast and that appears to be right in the bullseye tonight. That citys mayor will be with us too on what is already turning out to be a very tough night with very tough conditions with ...
May 17, 2024
Fonterra may sell Tasmanian dairy assets including Wynyard and Spreyton operations. Explore the impact on the Australian dairy industry.
May 17, 2024
Fonterra may sell Tasmanian dairy assets including Wynyard and Spreyton operations. Explore the impact on the Australian dairy industry.
May 17, 2024
Fonterra may sell Tasmanian dairy assets including Wynyard and Spreyton operations. Explore the impact on the Australian dairy industry.
May 16, 2024
Fonterra mulls selling off Tasmanian dairy assets including Wynyard and Spreyton facilities. Explore implications and plans for the Australian business.
May 6, 2024
Conservation groups are challenging the Tennessee Department of Environment and Conversation over water withdrawals from the Duck River.
May 6, 2024
When Gov. Bill Lee announced the state had lured a General Motors lithium battery supplier to Spring Hill three years ago, it was his largest economic announcement to date: A $2.6 billion corporate investment; 1,300 new jobs; a major stepstone along Tennessee’s path to become an EV hub — helped along by a then-record $46,000 […] The post Water wars: groups challenge ‘unsustainable’ withdrawals from Duck River appeared first on Tennessee Lookout.
April 23, 2024
Along the Duck River, some water utilities plan to pump out 30% more water to fill the tap. Conservationists worry that will threaten an already strained resource.
April 19, 2024
American rivers that millions depend on for drinking water are at risk of becoming dangerously polluted, posing serious health risks