Tag: Livestock
Some Academics Get Funding for Propping Up the Livestock Industry – Mother Jones
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This story was originally published by Inside Climate News and is reproduced here as part of the Climate Desk collaboration.
When researchers at the United Nations published a bombshell report in 2006 called “Livestock’s Long Shadow,” the livestock industry soon realized it had a major public relations challenge on its hands.
Media outlets around the world covered the report and its main findings: Livestock are a major source of greenhouse gas emissions that need to be reined in, and
Lainey Wilson, Luke Bryan und Eric Church sind Teil der Houston Livestock Show und des Rodeo-Konzertprogramms 2024
Das Jahr 2024 ist voller spannender Konzerte. Die Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo bringt ein mit Stars besetztes Line-up in den Lone Star State, mit einer neuen Liste von Künstlern, die die Bühne betreten werden.
Jeden Abend wird ein Headliner auftreten, und Blake Shelton macht am 27. Februar den Anfang. Die Shows werden am 17. März mit einem Auftritt von „Springsteen“-Sänger Eric Church abgeschlossen.
Künstler aller Genres werden für die Fans auftreten, und neben neuen Künstlern werden auch eine Handvoll
Italy yearns to breathe polluted air – POLITICO
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The EU’s pollution problem child is throwing a tantrum.
Italy, one of the bloc’s most polluted countries, has repeatedly failed to meet the EU’s air quality guidelines, prompting the European Commission to take it to court more than once.
Now Rome is lobbying hard to stop Brussels from tightening those guidelines further, arguing that specific geographic and climate conditions — particularly in its northern, industrial regions — prevent it
What you need to know (and worry about) – POLITICO
Welcome back! After a scorching summer, Brussels people are trickling back into the office or, for many of you, the home office setup.
A word of warning: It’s going to be an intense rentrée.
From the war in Ukraine to spiking energy prices, EU officials will have their hands full keeping their policy agendas on track amid escalating geopolitical crises. The most obvious field to be disrupted is energy, as leaders scramble to fill up gas reserves and keep