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Grist on MSN6h
What does climate change mean for agriculture? Less food, and more emissions
They found that, even with improvements in agricultural productivity (due to technological improvements like new seed ...
Council on Foreign Relations14h
What Congress’ ‘Big’ Policy Bill Means for Global Climate Change
The reconciliation package currently under consideration in Congress—officially titled the 2025 One Big Beautiful Bill ...
Cities are heating up the planet—how they can do more to fight climate change
Cities have a central role to play tackling climate change. They contribute 67%–72% of the greenhouse gas emissions which are ...
Nationwide cocoa shortage impacting chocolate manufacturer in Nebraska
BAKERS CHOCOLATES FOLLOW A LONG ROAD MELTED DOWN AND MIXED WITH COCOA BUTTER, SLIDING ACROSS A CONVEYOR BELT, CHOPPED APART ...
Trump’s ICE raids on farms risk US food supply, economists warn
A sharp reduction in the number of agricultural workers could have devastating impacts on the food supply chain and farm-belt ...
Europe heat record: Spain and Portugal boil in highest temperatures as wildfires rage across continent fanned by 'suffocating' heatwave while Brit goes missing on Greek island
Britain sweltered in near record-breaking temperatures with sunseekers across the country heading to the seaside to cool down. The southeast recorded the highest figures of 34C ...
Rolling Out13h
Florida just made building your dream home way easier
Florida's groundbreaking zoning reforms bring major changes for homeowners in 2025. Discover 6 key updates affecting permits, ...
The Cool Down on MSN4h
Scientists discover disturbing new threat to staple food crop: 'Underscores the urgent need for action'
One major study shows how arsenic-contaminated rice could become an even bigger problem — thanks to climate change.
SA seafood industry bracing for the worst with toxic algae set to linger for a year
South Australia's seafood industry is bracing for the long-term impact of the state's toxic algal bloom, which could linger for at least another year. Environment Minister Susan Close revealed today ...