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  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Arizona pauses home development in some parts of Phoenix area 

    Arizona will tap the brakes on new development in some parts of Greater Phoenix, Gov. Katie Hobbs announced on Thursday.  The move won’t halt new construction in the state’s largest metro area, but it will certainly slow some forms of growth and could push …

    Source: Arizona Capitol Times - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    The Month in a Minute: May 2023

    This month brought a legal victory for animal advocates as the Supreme Court upheld California’s Proposition 12 and the state’s right to regulate animal welfare. Plus, Tyson stock dropped 12 percent, as pork and chicken demand fell and drought killed …

    Source: Sentient Media - Label Pending
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    In Occupied Palestine – 20 May 2023

    20 May 2023 {Main source of statistics: Palestinian Monitoring Group (PMG): https://www.nad.ps/en/violations-reports/daily-report NB:The period covered by this newsletter is taken from the PMG’s 24-hour sitrep ending 8am the day after …

    Source: The Daily Blog - Uncategorized
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Rastafari gain sacramental rights to marijuana in Antigua and Barbuda

    On the same ground where their enslaved ancestors were forced to plant sugar cane, Rastafari in Antigua and Barbuda are now legally growing and ritualistically smoking marijuana. For Rastafari, the practice brings them closer to the divine. But for decades …

    Source: Loop News Jamaica - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Is Wisconsin heading toward a drought?

    It’s been a sunny start to summer, which may be great for vacations and getting outside. However, the lack of rain has led to a drought watch in many parts of Wisconsin. Two-thirds of the state is now experiencing abnormally dry conditions which, if the …

    Source: Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - Wisconsin - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    ‘Shocking’ levels of pangolin deaths from electric fences (commentary)

    Pangolins are considered the world’s most trafficked mammal, and despite this massive illegal trade, South Africa loses more of them each year to something else: electric fences. Used by farmers to protect livestock, their lowest strands are often set at a …

    Source: Mongabay - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Mearns politicians under pressure from residents over controversial SSEN proposals

    Mearns residents have called upon their politicians to stand up for them against SSEN’s controversial pylon and substation proposals. Tory MP Andrew Bowie and SNP MSP Mairi Gougeon have both been bombarded by constituent concerns around the proposals. Now …

    Source: The Press and Journal - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Emergency repairs underway at Skagit River jetty after hundreds of dead baby salmon found

    McGlinn Island Jetty, SKAGIT COUNTY — Heather Spore got down on her hands and knees on the soft sand, peering through a gaping hole in a more than 80-year-old rock wall at low tide. The Swinomish biologist and environmental policy leader has been out here …

    Source: The Columbian - Washington State - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    'Moovers' & shakers kick off Maine Dairy Month

    Gov. Janet Mills kicked off Maine Dairy Month Thursday in Augusta with a milk toast to the $900 million industry. "Dairy farms are a cornerstone of Maine's agricultural industry, of our rural communities, and of our economy as a whole," Mills …

    Source: Mainebiz - Oregon - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Time running out to save Myanmar’s Rakhine from hunger and disease post-Cyclone Mocha

    Some 1.6 million people in Rakhine, Chin, Magway, Sagaing, and Kachin states are in dire need of assistance after Mocha’s 250 kilometre per hour wind gusts destroyed homes, farmland and livestock. Speaking from hard-hit Rakhine State capital Sittwe, UN …

    Source: UN News - Gov't Institution
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Majority of Brazil’s Congress votes to restrict Indigenous land advances

    Brazil’s controversial bill 490 was overwhelmingly approved in the country’s Lower House by representatives and farmers, including political allies of President Lula’s party. The bill introduces a time frame to create Indigenous territories, reduces the …

    Source: Mongabay - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2023

    Changing views on crime, from Central Asia to the South Pacific

    1. United States A college program for formerly incarcerated students is giving graduates a meaningful path forward after prison. Project Rebound, a California State University program, began in 1967 at San Francisco State University and expanded to eight …

    Source: Christian Science Monitor - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Iowa company bids $13 million for Windom slaughterhouse, will not retain the workers

    An Iowa pork producer of antibiotic-free hogs has bid $13 million to purchase a bankrupt slaughterhouse in Windom, Minn., but the company will not be retaining any of the plant's 1,000-plus employees. Premium Iowa Pork, based in Hospers, Iowa, offered …

    Source: Star Tribune - Minnesota - Center-left
  • Published on Jun 1, 2023

    Europe has lost over half a billion birds in 40 years. The single biggest cause? Pesticides and fertilisers

    A trickle of studies warning that the enormous variety of living things on Earth is diminishing has turned into a flood. The evidence for these losses within regions and globally is undeniable. But data on biodiversity, and what is causing its decline, is …

    Source: The Conversation - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Editorial: A new look at growth in Ventura

    It’s refreshing that development controversies in the city of Ventura no longer involve battles over whether acres of lemon groves or vegetable fields will be paved over. But that doesn’t mean that there are no longer controversies. The latest case in …

    Source: Ventura County Star - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2023

    March of the fire ants could reach Sydney’s outskirts by 2035, costing economy up to $1.2bn a year

    Failure to stop the spread of an outbreak of invasive fire ants in south-east Queensland could cost the Australian economy more than $1bn a year, including damage to high-value crops, infrastructure and homes. A previously unreleased cost-benefit analysis, …

    Source: The Guardian - Center-left
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    GUEST COLUMN: Farmers welcome decision on land severances

    Ontario Federation of Agriculture thankful the government has listened to concerns and is taking steps to address proposed Provincial Planning Statement and proposed Bill 97 This column was supplied by Ontario Federation of Agriculture president Peggy …

    Source: Orillia News - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 2, 2023

    Cyclone Mocha: Many dams & embankments in coastal Rakhine townships damaged

    Cyclone Mocha has damaged a number of dams and embankments in coastal Rakhine townships and if those are not repaired properly before the rainy days, the local farmers have to face a difficult time ahead. Till date, the military government has no plan to …

    Source: Narinjara News - Neutral
  • Published on Jun 1, 2023

    Dear Dr. Frankenstein

    Climate Change Is Forcing Humanity To Build Back The Nature We Need Would you allow scientists to experiment with nature on large scales? Or to build new nature? Probably not, right? It sounds too much like the sequel to Frankenstein. And it’s green. But …

    Source: Forbes - Neutral

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