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With Trump blocking Venezuelan oil imports and old power plants breaking down, the island – with Chinese help – is turning to solar and wind to bolster its fragile energy system
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Responsables d'une part significative des émissions de méthane liées à l'élevage, les vaches sont au cœur des débats sur l'impact climatique de l'agriculture. Au Québec, où se trouvent la moitié des fermes laitières du Canada, un programme a été créé et vise à réduire les émissions de gaz à effet de serre des producteurs laitiers. Entre innovations alimentaires, sélection génétique et nouvelles pratiques d'élevage, chercheurs et agriculteurs explorent des pistes sans compromettre la production.
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Peru is the world's top exporter of blueberries. In the desert region of Ica, vast plantations thrive, thanks to controversial artificial irrigation methods.
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Chinese solar panels are flooding into the troubled island nation
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In the land of junk food, agriculture is ruled by profit. This investigation exposes how industrial farming in the US is being pushed to the extreme.
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The US Departments of Agriculture and War have signed an MoU to elevate agriculture into the national security framework, with a focus on novel technologies.
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Many farmers in the Andes rely on growing blooms for export, but high water usage and risky pesticides threaten Indigenous communities
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Tighter U.S. oil restrictions have led to longer blackouts, transportation shutdowns, and halted education as Cuba already faces an energy crisis
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HOJA BLANCO, Ecuador — Some parts of the rainforest in northwestern Ecuador used to be so dense and impenetrable that only a few hundred people were believed to live there.
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Super Bowl LX may be over, but the numbers behind America’s biggest sporting event continue to reverberate across the food industry, retail sector and supply chains nationwide.
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Research shows the state may be a hotspot for the resource, prompting a scramble to understand its potential.
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There’s no two ways about it: Eating more beef is bad for the planet and the climate.
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La guerre commerciale de Donald Trump commence à avoir des effets désastreux sur les Américains les plus modestes. Et il n’est pas certain que sa politique économique soit bénéfique pour la croissance du pays.
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Scientists are racing against encroaching environmental threats to map out Ecuador’s unique biological heritage of more than 700 frog species
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Comment expliquer, dans des régimes latino-américains politiquement stables, la destitution d'un certain nombre de chefs d'État ?
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Les États-Unis ont enregistré une croissance de 1,4 % au quatrième trimestre 2025. Si les ménages américains ont accru leur consommation de 2,7 % l’an dernier, c’est en rognant sur leur épargne, qui a diminué de 17 % en un an.
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Argentina's senate approved a core reform in the country's glacier protection law, a landmark decision long pursued by the mining industry and President Javier Milei.
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U.S. milk production has increased over the past 20 years, while the number of dairy farms has decreased. Larger farms, on average, produce milk at lower costs per unit, reflecting efficiencies gained through scale and technology adoption.
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Scientists warn Brazil is entering a hidden water crisis with global consequences.
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Cette note fait partie d’une série de notes de l’Observatoire Défense et Climat dédiée aux points de bascules identifiés par le Groupe d'experts intergouvernemental sur l'évolution du climat (GIEC). Après une première note au sujet du ralentissement, voire à l’effondrement, de la circulation méridienne de retournement atlantique nord (AMOC), cette note se concentre désormais sur la forêt amazonienne et son point de bascule.
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With Trump blocking Venezuelan oil imports and old power plants breaking down, the island – with Chinese help – is turning to solar and wind to bolster its fragile energy system
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Argentinians are taking on loans, selling their belongings, and living on credit cards to pay for basics including food.
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America’s two utility-scale offshore wind farms performed as well as gas power plants and better than coal in January — including during Winter Storm Fern.
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Erewhon is testing just how much wealthy shoppers will pay for chicken soup
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‘Agriculture is foundational to our nation,’ says the US National Farm Security Action Plan issued in July. Now the plan is being operationalised.
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