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Climate change as we know it is affecting everything. From small insects, birds, plants, and humans, are all impacted by climate change. For us humans
In Guatemala, agriculture is the main source of income and sustenance for farmers and city folk. When there are months of drought it causes
In a TED TALK “A forgotten Space-Age Technology Could Change How We Grow Food”, LISA DYSON the Founder and CEO of Air Protein a world
Climate change has wreaked havoc everywhere it has occurred. One area where climate change has had an impact on agriculture is the practice of cultivating
Climate change affects agriculture on a fundamental level. As global temperatures continue to rise year over year, agriculture suffers as a result. The elevation
Agricultural industries, tourism, and the people are important influences on how people live and make their profits. Climate change is shifting how we live today.
We often think of climate change as something distant from our everyday lives. But climate change is with us at our dinner tables every day.
As climate change is getting more severe it affects all parts of society across the globe. One industry that is the most impacted is the
As we start talking about climate change, we first need to think about if we are directly or indirectly responsible for these changes. We also
You eat a quarter-pounder made with meat from a cow whose main diet is munching on crops such as corn, soy, wheat and oats. Those crops need irrigation from a water resource. We’re talking a lot of water. In the end, to produce one whole pound of beef takes 1800 gallons of water, or 450 gallons for a quarter-pound hamburger.
Rising Sea Water Levels Causes by Greenhouse Gases As greenhouse gases continue to trap energy from the sun, it causes the oceans to absorb more
For the first time in a long time, I went to the and unexpectedly enjoyed it even though it was a required class trip. I found
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