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Roddy Scheer | Has climate change had any impact on global wine production? (opens the original)
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Eight out of the ten hottest years on record have occurred in the past decade. Thus, it is no surprise that rising global temperatures have had a significant impact on wine production. One study by the University of British Columbia found that temperatures during the wine growing season have drastically increased around the world. “That kind of change can affect harvest times, grape ripening, and thus the taste of the wine,” reports UBC’s Elizabeth Wolkovich, one of the study authors. One aspect
Can we make the construction of roads more efficient, greener? (opens the original)
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Highways are changing as engineers look for ways to make roads last longer while reducing pollution. Instead of relying only on carbon-heavy paving methods and fixing potholes after they appear, many road agencies are using recycled materials, smarter technology, and artificial intelligence (AI). These new ideas help roads better handle extreme weather while cutting waste and lowering construction costs. One of the biggest changes is the use of recycled materials. TechniSoil Industrial has devel
Why is the fur industry under fire for spreading disease? (opens the original)
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For decades, the European and American fur farming industry has supported the evolving fashion industry. However, in recent years, the ethicality of fur farming has become increasingly questioned due to claims of animal cruelty. Even more recently in 2019, the fur farming industry was accused of spreading diseases when infected animals were found in Finnish mink fur farms. Finland would be joined by the Netherlands, the United States, and others, in reporting disease-carrying animals, partially
Have we already begun to see a significant sea level rise as a result of climate change? (opens the original)
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According to the National Oceanic & Atmospheric Administration, sea levels have been relatively well-documented throughout the course of human history, making the recent sea level rise particularly noticeable. Since 1880, the global average sea level has risen by around eight to nine inches. According to the NOAA, sea level rise may be caused by factors such as “ground settling, upstream flood control, erosion [and] regional ocean currents” on a more regional level. On a worldwide scale, global
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