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A recent study has determined that the severe drought in Syria, Iraq, and Iran would not have occurred if it were not for the impact of climate change.

A recent study revealed that a three-year drought, resulting in water scarcity for millions in Syria, Iraq, and Iran, can be attributed to human-induced climate change. A recent study conducted by a group of global climate experts at World Weather Attribution has revealed that the west Asian drought, which began in July 2020, is primarily

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Despite China’s ban on seafood from Fukushima due to concerns about wastewater, Japanese consumers are increasing their consumption of locally sourced fish.

The local fishing communities in IWAKI, Japan were concerned about the potential consequences of the Fukushima nuclear power plant releasing treated radioactive wastewater into the ocean. Despite concerns for the future of water release, consumers from all over the country have shown their support for the region by increasing their consumption of fish. This has

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. Most farmers are hesitant to use cover crops, even though they have been proven to benefit the climate and environment. This reluctance is primarily due to concerns about financial loss.

Farmers in the United States are being encouraged to implement cover crops, also known as plant cover, in order to improve soil health, benefit the environment, and combat climate change. Although they were offered incentives and encouraged to do so for years, Midwest farmers only planted cover crops on approximately 7% of their land in

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