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Competition for sugar daddy: New bid may thwart government purchase of U.S. Sugar
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As U.S. Sugar seeks to sell segments of its land, multiple interests…
Reading Between the Cracks: Natural Gas Drilling Can Pollute Groundwater
A recent inquiry suggests the brew used during natural gas drilling may be poisoning water nationwide.
Boom or bust: Proposed feedlot worries Washington farmers strapped for water
ELTOPIA, Washington -- Farmers in rural Franklin County express…
Figures find fewer British beaches bathable
Beaches in England greet swimmers with water not as clean as…
Sugarcane plant, production, to remain as bid to save Everglades is scaled back
MIAMI -- After months of speculation and planning on the part…
EPA to regulate release of animal effluent as wastewater
WASHINGTON D.C. -- Concentrated animal feeding operations (CAFOs)…
In-gene-uity may help farmers outsmart drought
GRAND ISLAND, Nebraska -- Rain dances might well be a thing…
Bottled water not always purer than tap
Bottled water contains contaminates, other impurities, often…
Australian Farmers Welcome Drought Relief
Hit by one of the worst droughts in 150 years, southern Australian…
Shortages at the tap prompt “water emergency” in Kentucky
With water in short supply, Governor Steve Beshear has declared…
Nuts over water: Poor pistachio crop drives Iran-U.S. competition
An April frost and drought conditions in Iran have significantly…
World Economic Forum’s New Champions talk markets, growth as world faces “a crisis of confidence”
For three days last week, Tianjin's TEDA district was home…