Posts tagged with the keyword: ‘agriculture’

Government Sponsored Technologies for Weather Modification

Government Sponsored Technologies for Weather Modification

Rising global temperatures, increasing population, and degradation of water supplies, have created broad support for the growing field of weather modification. The U.S. government has conducted weather modification experiments for over half a century, and the military-industrial complex stands poised to capitalize on these discoveries. One of the latest programs is HAARP, the High-Frequency Active [...]

US Agencies Trying to Outlaw GMO Food Labeling

US Agencies Trying to Outlaw GMO Food Labeling

There is growing concern over the health impact of growing and eating genetically modified organisms (GMOs). The World Health Organization has identified allergenicity, antibiotic resistance, gene transfer, outcrossing, GM genes introduced into the wild population, gene stability, susceptibility of non-target organisms (insects), and loss of biodiversity as potential issues of using GM seeds. Currently, most [...]

Turning Agriculture From Problem to Solution

Turning Agriculture From Problem to Solution

After thousands of years of agriculture taking place on China’s Loess Plateau, forests were turned into a dry zone and due to the loss of trees fine yellow soil was left vulnerable to erosion.  The erosions filled the rivers with silt and all the flooding resulted in major environmental damage. However, sixteen years ago, the [...]

Pollution in Kashmir Jeopardizes Native Fish

Pollution in Kashmir Jeopardizes Native Fish

Agriculture and horticulture in India has significantly increased use of herbicides, pesticides and fertilizers within the past few years. These pollutants are poisoning the native fish of Kashmir at alarming rates often while the fish are still in their larvae or juvenile stages. Professor A. R. Yousuf, specialist in limnology of fresh water lakes and [...]

Massive African Land Grab By Rich Nations

Massive African Land Grab By Rich Nations

Over Twenty African countries are selling or leasing land for intensive agriculture in what may be the greatest change of ownership since the colonial era. Ethiopia is one of the hungriest countries in the world with more than 13-million people needing food aid, but paradoxically the government is offering at least 7.5 million acres of its most [...]

Chevron and USAID Fund AgroAid in Nigeria and Angola

Chevron and USAID Fund AgroAid in Nigeria and Angola

Clinton promised $6 million of investment in Angolan agriculture through a partnership with USAID and Chevron, the second-largest US oil company. Despite billions of dollars in oil wealth, Angola ranks among the worlds lowest in terms of development indicators. The corruption watchdog group Global Witness revealed Angolan state oil company had given permission to bid for oil and gas licenses to [...]

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