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ORANGE — The town has used a nearly $4,000 grant to hire a summer intern focused on healthy food systems.Siobhan Davis, an Orange resident and a student at Clark University in Worcester, started an eight- to 10-week internship on July 5, according to...

ORANGE — The town has used a nearly $4,000 grant to hire a summer intern focused on healthy food systems.Siobhan Davis, an Orange resident and a student at Clark University in Worcester, started an eight- to 10-week internship on July 5, according to...

To come forward and if there is a gap we are going to have to set out how we will close this gap in this decisive decade. the true test, bringing the politics in line with the science, will be at the critical un climate conference in just one months time. victoria gill, bbc news, milan. on top of climate change, deforestation is now being seen as a leading cause of damage to the environment and human health. scientists are warning that the ongoing clearing of the amazon rainforest could have dea...

But what we need is everyone to come forward and if there is a gap we are going to have to set out how we will close this gap in this decisive decade. the true test, bringing the politics in line with the science, will be at the critical un climate conference in just one months time. victoria gill, bbc news, milan. on top of climate change, deforestation is now being seen as a leading cause of damage to the environment and human health. scientists are warning that the ongoing clearing of the ama...

Deforestation is now being seen as a leading cause of damage to the environment and human health. scientists are warning that the ongoing clearing of the amazon rainforest could have deadly consequences. more than 12 million brazilians will be at high risk of heat —related illnesses within the next 100 years. our correspondent reports. brazil is a country is to death in the face of pandemic but this is a graveyard of another kind. an orange farmer all his life, he has never experienced a droug...

Have power or water. more than 80% of puerto rico, no electricity. maria left these mountains scarred, mudslides are closing off entire communities across the island. so this is as far as we can get in this part. theres a whole community back there. you can see that theres water thats taken over the road, theres mud. trees down, making it difficult to reach this community, so were going to have to go by foot in order to get to them. along the way, we meet david. hes a veteran. an orange farmer f...

This is as far as we can get. water taken over the road. mud, trees down, making it difficult to reach this community. going to have to go by foot in order to get to them. along the way we meet david, veteran, orange farmer from the neighboring town who just wants to help. hiked in with a full crate of water and ice. right now youre having to walk through all of this. why? >> for the people. >> reporter: thats what makes it so hard for him. at 70 years old, hes one of the few reaching the people...