Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/TxmMh_bpvpc On this episode: 🌽Hear about our week visiting test plots & what’s coming down the pike in the next few years. 🌽Ben shares some early harvest info & talks about phone calls he’s gotten this week. 🌽Hear about Meristem Crop Performance products that can help benefit yield potential & standability. 🌽What is the double crop opportunity? https://meristemag.com/ https://merschmanseeds.com/products/wheat Flip through the ...

2026 was recorded as one of the hottest summers globally, with deadly heatwaves in Europe and catastrophic floods in Nepal. We discuss how the United Nations put out a report warning that current climate policies will lead to at least 1.8°C of global temperature increase, well beyond the 1.5°C goal of the Paris Agreement raising the alarm on global temperature rise. Also, California is reducing its natural gas consumption by increasing its solar energy battery energy storage and utility scale

En este episodio platicamos con Felipe Jaramillo sobre la disyuntiva histórica en la que nos encontramos ante el reto de mantenernos aún humanos.REFERENCIAS:Web de la editorial Aún Humanos https://www.aunhumanos.com/

What can the legal system do to protect the environment? Tom Heap and Helen Czerski gather together a panel of legal and environmental experts to discuss their battles for the planet. How much protection does nature have in law at the moment, and do legal rights make any real difference in practice? They debate whether nature should be given official legal rights, like human rights.Today's panel: Paul Powlesland - barrister, campaigner, founder of Lawyers for Nature Laura Clarke - CEO of Client

Am Institut für Meteorologie und Klima-, Troposphärenforschung der KIT leitet Gholamali Hoshyaripour die Arbeitsgruppe Aerosole- und Spurenstoffmodellierung und schaut sich unter anderem Pollen und Saharastaub an.

Exclusive Wolf Pack Member Content Here > https://www.patreon.com/cw/GLDaviesThe Paranormal Chronicles special episode offers a world-exclusive!  The true story that shocked the world! When a home in West Wales becomes the scene of escalating paranormal attacks, including a series of horrifying sexual violations, paranormal investigator G.L. Davies uncovers a testimony more disturbing than anything he has encountered before. For the first time, listeners can hear Chapter 4 of Ghost Sex: The

For our 25th episode, Seabed 2030 Head of Partnerships Stephen Hall speaks to Peter Burger of the UN Ocean Decade Corporate Data Group. Peter is on secondment from our key industry partner Fugro to the Intergovernmental Oceanographic Commission headquarters at UNESCO in Paris, where he heads a team with a unique responsibility to facilitate the sharing and transfer of data gathered by industry into UN Ocean Decade programmes and projects such as Seabed 2030. It's not only bathymetry data, but...

**Warning: this episode contains swears** My guest on this episode of Your Brain on Climate says it's time environmentalism grew some teeth. He wants YOU to actively disrupt destructive activity – to sabotage the machines that are destroying the Earth – because asking politely isn't getting us where we need to be fast or fair enough. But yet hardly anyone is prepared to do stuff like this, despite rising temperatures and a planet on fire. So I ask: what does it take to get people taking disru...

THEY WANT TO CONTROL AFRICA’S FOOD — AFRICA IS FIGHTING BACK

In this week's episode Alleen Brown speaks with Aru Shiney-Ajay, executive director of The Sunrise Movement about being infiltrated by the feds, why fighting authoritarianism is a climate fight, and more.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

What makes something worth keeping, and who gets to decide? In this episode of our The Basics Series, Gunnar and Hammond talk with heritage specialist Dr MacLaren North. They cover what heritage actually means, the differences between built, archaeological and Aboriginal cultural heritage, how heritage significance is assessed, and why the process can sometimes be surprisingly subjective. They also look at how heritage considerations affect development, why getting specialist advice early mat...

Victoria Alzapiedi is the Founder of New Castle Healthy Yards.For more info go to www.mynativegardenoasis.com

Today, Matt Matern speaks with Rob Mullen - artist, author, and Director of the Wilderness River Expedition Art Fellowship - about the boreal forest, the largest land ecosystem on Earth and one most people have never heard of. Rob explains how a forest three times the size of the Amazon holds roughly 80% of the world's liquid fresh surface water, why bigger and more frequent fires have flipped it from a carbon sink into a carbon source, and how conservation funding passed it over for decades because

Paskutinėje šio sezono „Žydinčio sodo“ laidoje pasakosiu jums apie sodus, puoselėjamus miškų apsuptyje. Išgirsite dviejų sodininkų pasidalinimus.„Miško sodo“ Vilniaus rajone įkūrėjas, karštovaizdžio inžinierius Gytis Lietvaitis papasakos, kuo sodas skiriasi nuo sodybos, kodėl žmogus pasikviesdamas į sodą atveria ir savo širdį. Vyras pastebi, kad net ir lankant šalies ar užsienio sodus turėtų galioti tam tikros etiketo taisyklės.Skinamų gėlių ūkio „Supa miškas ir vanduo“ įkūrėja Eglė Granickienė savo

Every climate scenario, including the ones where emissions fall fast, commits the world to roughly 20 centimeters of sea level rise by 2050. Most of the heat that drives it is already stored in the deep ocean, where it will stay for centuries. Cooling the atmosphere won’t pull it out. Carbon removal won’t either. So the honest question is what to do with water that’s already on its way.One answer, and as far as I can tell the only program studying it as a system, is to put some of that water

35 yurttaşımızın hayatını kaybettiği Kahramanmaraş Ezgi Apartmanı davasında karar verildi. 876 yılla yargılaması başlayan ve mütalaası da 876 yıldan verilen iki sanığın kararı sekiz yıl olarak açıklandı. Ardından da sanıklar tahliye edildiler. Adalet Peşinde Aileleri Platformu üyeleri, altı gündür Adalet Bakanlığı önünde nöbetteler. Bu davanın sürecini Av. Ömer Gödeoğlu'ndan dinliyoruz. Ayrıca 25 Eylül'de 269 kişinin göçük altında kalarak hayatını kaybettiği Rönesans Rezidans duruşması var

There are roughly 7,000 known minerals on Earth. You need to know about ten of them. In the third installment of the Camp Geo Intro to Minerals series, Chris and Jesse finish the minerals chapter by working through the rock-forming minerals — the short list that makes up the overwhelming majority of the rocks in Earth's crust — and by explaining where minerals actually come from in the first place. Before the top-ten list, they step outside the silicates. Just as the silica tetrahedron define...

How do we build a more resilient, humane, and regenerative food system? And who has the power to make it happen? In Part 2 of this two-part series, host Matt Maier continues the conversation with Eric Boatti, Senior Manager of Farmer Advocacy at the ASPCA, and Mike Guebert, Western Regional Leader of the FACE Ag Network, regenerative livestock farmer, and Program Director of the Oregon Pasture Network. Together, they explore how farmers can influence policy, why collective advocacy matters, a...

Send us Fan Mail 2026: A Record-Breaking Summer, and It’s Only Halfway Done Let’s start with the raw numbers, because they’re genuinely eye-popping. By 29 July 2026, satellite data showed that around 91,000 hectares had burned in France so far in 2026 — smashing the country’s previous full-season record of just over 66,000 hectares, and remember, the fire season doesn’t even wrap up until the end of October. Spain’s numbers are even more dramatic: over 200,000 hectares burned, and a single fi...

In this episode of What on Earth?!, we’re going beneath the surface to find out where igneous rocks actually come from. Is there really a giant layer of magma hiding beneath our feet? If most of Earth’s mantle is solid, where does magma come from? And why can one magma produce gentle lava flows while another feeds explosive volcanoes? Together, we follow the journey from solid mantle to molten magma and, eventually, igneous rock. We explore decompression melting beneath mid-ocean ridges...