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The Line Fire raging through Southern California’s San Bernardino Mountains has given rise to massive pyrocumulus clouds, as captured by NASA’s satellite imagery. These “fire clouds” form when water vapor condenses around soot particles, creating a t

The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s National Agricultural Statistics Service (NASS) has unveiled a groundbreaking tool designed to revolutionize the way stakeholders access and analyze agricultural data. The newly launched Ag Census Web Maps applica

Drive through rural Minnesota in high summer and you’ll take in a view that dominates nearly the entire U.S. Midwest: an emerald sea of ripening corn and soybeans. But on a small operation called Salvatierra, 40 minutes south of Minneapolis, Reginald

The city of Linhares, Brazil, has taken an unprecedented step in environmental governance by granting legal rights to the waves at the mouth of the Doce River. This initiative aims to protect the coastal waters more effectively following the catastro

The summer of 2024 has set unprecedented temperature records, with European scientists reporting the highest temperatures ever recorded between June and August. According to the Copernicus Climate Change Service, last month was 1.51 degrees Celsius w

The devastating fires that swept through Southern California’s Mojave National Preserve in recent years have profound implications for the agriculture sector and investors. The 2020 Dome Fire and the 2023 York Fire, which collectively annihilated ove

The recent analysis highlighting the severe drought conditions on the Italian islands of Sicily and Sardinia underscores the profound impact of global warming on agriculture. Over the last year, these Mediterranean islands have experienced extreme he

The recent floods in southern Brazil have unveiled a treasure trove of paleontological significance, but they have also presented an urgent challenge for scientists. Among the discoveries is a 233-million-year-old dinosaur skeleton of the species Gna

The recent ruling by the Supreme Court of Indonesia, which halted the development of the Dairi Prima Mineral zinc mining project in North Sumatra, has significant implications for the agriculture sector and investors. The court’s decision underscores

Christian Cordova Aliaga, a Peruvian shepherd, leads a life that intertwines ancient pastoral traditions with modern environmental needs. Employed by Goats R Us, a local ranch in California’s East Bay, Aliaga tends to a flock of approximately 150 goa