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Global wine consumption falls to its lowest level since 1996 - Vimarsana News

Global wine consumption falls to its lowest level since 1996

While the rising cost of living has put a dent in some trends, experts at the OIV, monitoring trade, blamed 'extreme' climate changes for the overall slump in production.

Global wine consumption falls to its lowest level since 1996 with production down 10% - Vimarsana News

Global wine consumption falls to its lowest level since 1996 with production down 10%

World wine consumption dropped to its lowest level since 1996 last year, with production down 10 per cent, after the world's worst grape harvest in 62 years, a new report has revealed.

After All the Media Hype, Wildfires Across Southern Europe Were Completely Normal in 2023 - Vimarsana News

After All the Media Hype, Wildfires Across Southern Europe Were Completely Normal in 2023

From THE DAILY SCEPTIC BY CHRIS MORRISON Writing in the Daily Telegraph last July, Suzanne Moore reported that the “world is on fire – and we can’t ignore it any longer”. She was noting the usual outbreaks of summer wildfires in southern Europe and suggested a retreat by cautious holiday makers in Rhodes away from one conflagration was “what climate…

BASF and Carlisle Construction Materials Partner on Zero Carbon Footprint Insulation - Vimarsana News

BASF and Carlisle Construction Materials Partner on Zero Carbon Footprint Insulation

Both companies aim to achieve net zero emissions of all materials by 2050.

Ash from wildfires may fuel the growth of plankton in the ocean - Vimarsana News

Ash from wildfires may fuel the growth of plankton in the ocean

Wildfires can deposit large amounts of ash into the oceans, and experiments suggest that this material could boosts the growth of phytoplankton in seawater - but the impact on other wildlife is not yet known