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07/12/2024
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By Cassie B.
California utility provider cuts power off to thousands amid wildfire threat
One of California’s biggest utilities made good on threats to cut off power in some parts of the state on Tuesday morning in an attempt to address wildfire risks. After warning on Monday that there could be deliberate outages in parts of Northern California and the San Francisco Bay area, Pacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) […]
06/05/2024
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By Olivia Cook
Poor harvests drive orange juice prices to record highs, forcing makers to explore alternative fruits
Orange juice futures have surged to a multi-decade high of $4.92 per pound this week – driven by poor harvests in Brazil and Florida. Brazil, the world’s largest exporter of orange juice, has faced unusually high temperatures and below-average rainfall this year, while Florida’s orange groves have been battered by hurricanes and a cold snap […]
06/03/2024
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By Richard Brown
U.S.-built Gaza pier transported to Israel for repairs after being heavily damaged by high waves, strong winds
The Department of Defense has announced that the temporary pier built by the United States to deliver food aid to starving Palestinians in Gaza had been withdrawn from the coast for repairs after being damaged by strong winds and waves. The pier was removed and transported to the southern Israeli port city of Ashdod. The repairs are […]
05/31/2024
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By Arsenio Toledo
“WIND DROUGHT” grips Australia, causing wind energy generation to PLUMMET
The fourth week of May has seen Australia gripped by its second “wind drought” in as many months, causing wind energy generation to plummet to record lows. Australian autumn – which is during March, April and May – is traditionally seen as the season with the lowest wind outputs. However, the lull in power generation […]
05/31/2024
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By Kevin Hughes
U.S. Navy vessels attached to floating pier off Gaza coast dislodged by storm, grounded on nearby beaches
Four United States Navy vessels attached to the American-built floating pier off the coast of Gaza have broken off their anchorages and gotten grounded on beaches due to a storm. The pier, constructed on orders from President Joe Biden to bring aid to Gaza amidst the ongoing Israeli military operation, has been in operation for […]
05/24/2024
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By Ava Grace
Mexico City has virtually RUN OUT of water
Scientists have warned months ago that Mexico City would run out of water due to the ongoing drought. That day is approaching fast. The reservoirs of the Cutzamala System, which provide about one-fifth of the city’s water, are essentially dry. The only available option is to try to take water from the aquifers below the city. […]
05/23/2024
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By Laura Harris
8 Major U.S. water basins could be depleted by as much as 98% in the next 25 years
A new study from the Pacific Northwest National Laboratory in Washington found that the eight major water basins across the United States face up to a 98 percent chance of depletion within the next 25 years due to excessive withdrawals for drinking, irrigation and other uses. America’s groundwater reserves currently hold at least 33,000 trillion gallons […]
05/22/2024
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By Cassie B.
Iran is blaming U.S. sanctions for lack of aviation maintenance parts that led to deadly helicopter crash
Iranian state media is now saying a “technical failure” caused the helicopter crash that killed its president, Ebrahim Raisi, and other high-ranking politicians, and it says that U.S. sanctions targeted at its aviation sector are to blame. The Bell 212 helicopter that was transporting the officials was at least 40 years old. However, it is […]
03/13/2024
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By Olivia Cook
British potato shortage: Farmers warn U.K. could run out of staple crop
Extreme weather conditions have become a major challenge for growers worldwide and the British potato industry is no exception, with U.K. farmers raising alarms over a likely shortage of potatoes due to last year’s poor harvest. “Farmers in the U.K. have reportedly been struggling with one of the lowest potato harvests on record, estimated at […]
12/06/2023
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By Belle Carter
El Nino sends rice prices soaring, nearly reaching new 15-year peak
Experts are expecting rice prices to reach a new 15-year high in the aftermath of the El Nino weather phenomenon – a large-scale oceanographic/meteorological phenomenon associated with extreme climatic variability i.e., devastating rains, winds, drought, etc. – across Asia that has damaged farmlands and massively affected the supply chain. Thai white rice five percent broken […]
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