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Lest we North Americans feel smug, this image shows one of countless "eutrophied" sloughs in Manitoba, on the Canadian prairies. A PinP photo. |
The Guardian
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Lest we North Americans feel smug, this image shows one of countless "eutrophied" sloughs in Manitoba, on the Canadian prairies. A PinP photo. |
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A corn rootworm. Public Domain. |
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Most harm will befall crops in the temperate zone (shown in green). |
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Bumblebees forage on organic chives. Another PinP photo. |
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A tree swallow. A PinP photo. |
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Dr. Jette Christensen, veterinary epidemeologist. |
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The swelling around the kidneys and the muscle hemorrhages shown here are
typical of pigs with African swine fever. Karen Apicelli USDA |
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Delia Grace Randolph, veterinary epidemiologist. |
Cattle graze on parched pasture. A PinP photo.
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Livestock producers will temporarily be allowed to cut hay and allow animals to graze on Crown land not normally designated for agricultural use due to dry conditions across parts of the province, Agriculture Minister Ralph Eichler announced today. More here.
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A parched crop in the Netherlands. Photo by Rasbak |
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Fishing boats docked in Canada's Bay of Fundy. Dillon Kereluk from White Rock, Canada. |
Nature Communications Photo by Patrick Kelley The Arctic could be sea-ice-free during th...