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flipped into Climate
2 days ago
1 million square feet of L.A. roads are being covered with solar-reflective paint
Fast Company - By Elissaveta M. Brandon
The initiative covers roads, playgrounds, and parking lots, and it has already cooled the surface by 10 to 12 degrees. It’s no secret by now that cities run hotter than the countryside: Fewer trees mean less shade, and concentrated human activity generates heat, which hard surfaces like pavement and …
INCOMESCO
flipped into Sustainable food system
Jul 26, 2021
Private Sector Partnerships in South Asia Spur Growth in Biofortified Crops and Foods - HarvestPlus
harvestplus.org - migrate
News & Insights Iron Pearl Millet • Vitamin A Maize • Zinc Maize • Zinc Rice • Zinc Wheat Private Sector Partnerships in South Asia Spur Growth in Biofortified …
INCOMESCO
flipped into Food Security
4 days ago
A Nuclear War Could Starve Billions, But One Country May Be Safer Than The Rest
ScienceAlert - Mike McRae
It starts with a single mushroom-shaped cloud the world hoped to never see again. Retaliation prompts tit-for-tat attacks, each intended to end this …
INCOMESCO
flipped into Food Security
2 days ago
Chemicals found in pots and pans linked to liver cancer - study
jpost.com - By WALLA!
Although some countries have banned their use, these chemicals are found in many consumer products. Now, the first study of its kind has proven a …
INCOMESCO
flipped into Food Security
Aug 11
Fertilizer factor fuels global food crisis
politico.eu - Eddy Wax, Bartosz Brzezinski
The high cost of fertilizers will likely keep the cost of food dangerously high. A global fertilizer crunch is threatening to further starve a planet …
INCOMESCO
flipped into Food Security
5 days ago
The other reason why food prices are rising
CNBC - Andrea Miller
The United Nations' worst-case scenario calculation is that global food prices will rise by an additional 8.5% by 2027. More expensive fertilizers are …