China has embarked on an ambitious dam project in the Yarlung Tsangpo Grand Canyon, the world’s longest and deepest canyon located in Tibet. The $167 billion project, overseen by Chinese Premier Li Qiang, will comprise five cascade dams and is poised
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In the rapidly evolving landscape of Internet of Things (IoT) networks, ensuring data integrity and consistency is paramount. This is especially true for sectors like healthcare, agriculture, and transportation, where the reliability of IoT systems c
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In the heart of New York, researchers at Cornell University are unraveling a puzzle that could reshape how we understand smallholder farmer decision-making, with implications that stretch far into the agricultural and energy sectors. Kurt Waldman, a
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Construction has commenced on a large hydroponic greenhouse in South Carolina, marking a significant step forward in local food production and job creation. The Agriculture Technology Campus (ATC), located in Early Branch, Hampton County, is set to r
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In the heart of Africa, a quiet revolution is taking root, one that could reshape the way we think about food, farming, and the environment. A recent study, led by Ric Coe from the World Agroforestry Centre (ICRAF) in Nairobi, Kenya, and published in
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In the face of climate change, global agriculture is under immense pressure to adapt and evolve. A recent systematic review published in the journal *Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems* (which translates to *Frontiers in Sustainable Food Systems*
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In the heart of Albania, a silent battle is raging in tomato greenhouses, one that doesn’t involve pesticides or herbicides, but rather, an array of viruses threatening the country’s tomato crops. A recent study led by Magdalena Cara from the Agricul
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In the heart of Bosnia-Herzegovina, a recent nematode survey has uncovered the presence of two significant species, Xiphinema rivesi and Xiphinema incertum, in apple and poplar orchards around Banja Luka. This discovery, published in the journal *Phy
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In the quest for sustainable agriculture, scientists are turning to nature’s tiny helpers: plant growth-promoting bacteria (PGPB). A recent study published in the journal *Frontiers in Plant Science* (translated from the original title in English) ha
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In the heart of Iran’s Isfahan-Borkhar region, a silent but formidable threat looms beneath the surface: land subsidence. This gradual sinking of the Earth’s crust, driven by a mix of natural and human-induced factors, poses significant risks to infr
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