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Unlivable cities, refugees, extinct animals: UN climate report warns of drastic changes in coming decades - Vimarsana News

Unlivable cities, refugees, extinct animals: UN climate report warns of drastic changes in coming decades

Up to 3.6 billion people are highly vulnerable to the effects of climate change, including floods, water scarcity, and hunger, a new UN report says.

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US soybeans in high demand as Brazil crop falls short - Vimarsana News

US soybeans in high demand as Brazil crop falls short

Soybean buyers stung by puny yields and harvest delays in Brazil are turning to the US for supply, driving up prices and threatening to worsen food inflation. What was expected to be a record crop in Brazil is now looking far smaller as adverse weather events catch traders and end-users shorthanded. More than 110 ships have been chartered to load crops at ports in the Pacific Northwest, said Bill Tierney, chief economist for AgResource Co in Chicago. The rush by physical traders and financial players has boosted benchmark Chicago futures by 31 percent since early November last year to an eigh...

US soybeans in high demand as Brazil crop falls short - Vimarsana News

US soybeans in high demand as Brazil crop falls short

Soybean buyers stung by puny yields and harvest delays in Brazil are turning to the US for supply, driving up prices and threatening to worsen food inflation. What was expected to be a record crop in Brazil is now looking far smaller as adverse weather events catch traders and end-users shorthanded. More than 110 ships have been chartered to load crops at ports in the Pacific Northwest, said Bill Tierney, chief economist for AgResource Co in Chicago. The rush by physical traders and financial players has boosted benchmark Chicago futures by 31 percent since early November last year to an eigh...