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Join the WHO Air Quality, Energy and Health Unit for a groundbreaking webinar “New opportunities for air pollution and health education: launching an OpenWHO online course for health workers” to be held on 5 September 2023 at 1-2:15pm (CEST).In a landmark collaboration with over 30 international experts, WHO has developed the first WHO Air Pollution and Health Training toolkit specifically tailored for health workers (APHT) to be unveiled at the end of 2023. The toolkit includes downloadable...

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This article looks at the use of alternative water resources in copper leaching processes in the Chilean mining industry. The research was published in Metals.

Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Farmers fear a lower yield in the second corn crop could be more pronounced than earlier estimates had suggested. "The delay in sowing and the irregularity of the rains have increased the uncertainties regarding the productivity of the crops of the second harvest, which has reinforced the increase in prices, which operate at record levels in many Brazilian markets," Centro de Estud...

Asian corn markets face headwinds in 2021 from high feed costs, diverted demand Asian feed buyers are facing heightened feed costs in 2021, resulting in a slower uptake of corn amid lower production, while grappling with poor demand brought on by animal disease and consumer demand not returning to pre-COVID levels despite governments gradually relaxing restrictions. Corn prices on a CFR Northeast Asia basis are currently trading at their highest levels since S&P Global Platts began assessing th...

Not registered? Receive daily email alerts, subscriber notes & personalize your experience. Register Now Almost a quarter of Brazils second corn crop area was planted outside the ideal planting window this season, exposing the crops to weather-related risks. The quarterly forecast for the Midwest region indicates that rainfall is likely to be close to or slightly below average over most of the region, with the exception of the central and northeastern part of Mato Grosso and east of M...

Dry weather forecast intensifies corn yield concerns The dry weather forecast for the next few days has further fueled the uncertainty over second crop production in Brazil, keeping prices high in most regions of the country. Little rain is expected in the southern and Midwest region during April 5-12, according to the latest forecast by Brazil’s National Institute of Meteorology, or INMET. Both southern and Midwestern states are major growers of corn in Brazil. In Midwest, only the north and...