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Factory farming in Africa: development banks see it as a good idea, but it’s bad for the climate
Development banks have spent over US$1 billion on factory farming in Africa, locking in high greenhouse gas emissions.
Failing to kickstart the EU’s anti-deforestation law this year could cause millions of tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions, biodiverse habitat destruction, and water cycle disruption, experts told ...
If you look at NOAA’s seasonal outlook maps, most of Colorado and Utah are in the gap between the cooler and wetter pattern ...
Dr. Parveen Kumar The second day of last month of the year celebrated as the National Pollution Control day is a day ...
Tariffs delivered a big blow to Canada’s economy this year, but they would be less of a problem if Canada weren’t squandering billions of dollars on Net Zero, which will not stop climate change. Prime ...
As global warming accelerates, winters are heating faster than summers, according to the research group Climate Central. That ...
When attacks disrupted shipping lanes in the Red Sea, few scientists imagined the effects would reach the clouds over the ...
COP30 in Belém, Brazil, inexcusably ended without any mention of stopping fossil fuel emissions, the cause of global warming. COP30 leaders swapped ...
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Factory Farming Shortening Lives of People, Animals
By Milliam Murigi Factory farming is not only taking a toll on animal welfare, it is also shortening human lifespans and ...
As Chinese consumers downshift from high-emission sources of nutrition to cheaper everyday protein, the country is ...
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