Agriculture and plant diversity has been adversely affected by global warming. The issue of global warming is damaging our ecosystem in every way possible. The only way to survive this mass destruction, is diversity. Our rich landscape was fertile and habitable enough to sustain the green growth. But this elevation in temperature, has caused irreversible damage to the biodiversity. Many plants are not able to survive in these harsh conditions. Entire species of plants are coming on the verge of extinction. Our survival on this planet is directly related to their survival.
What is Nano-technology?
Nano-technology has impacted food industry in a number of aspect ranging from how food is planted to how it is packaged. Firms are utilizing the Nano-tech to modify nanomaterial that are not only boosting the taste and look of food but also food safety, health utility a certain food gives.
This kind of technology hasn’t diffused to many countries as it was confirmed by Secretary for Advisory Committee on Novel Foods and Processes (ACNFP) – Sandy Lawrie that a little was seen from UK industries’ products meaning that the idea of Nano-tech was not fully implemented. But now the body had a good relationships with industries from other novel areas, he assured that the technology is going to be imported and be put into practice through the following projects; Continue reading Nano-tech food to arrive in UK no time soon
The renowned River Zambezi is associated with Zambia in Africa. Locally, it is referred as “River of Life” simply because it has water spirits “Nyami-Nyami” which control life in a mysterious way. For decades, it has been of great importance to almost the whole Africa continent and more so to the local residents of Zambia in a number of ways; for instance, water for household uses, farming, and mostly fishing activities.
Life wouldn’t have meaning without that river. It is shared by six countries – Angola, Zimbabwe, Angola, Namibia, Botswana and Mozambique. Continue reading Zambezi hit by killer fish disease
What are Sauropod?
These are large planting-eating dinosaurs which were named so by Titans. They lived during the Mesozoic era -250million years ago and the climate by then warm and wet a condition which made researchers to found out there reason behind that.
For decades, a considerable number of world’s population thought it was myth or a tale that the family of Sauropod whose members include dinosaur had some impact to the environment. It is scientifically proven that Sauropod like the other carnivores have micro-organisms in their gut system which help them to breakdown food materials. Sauropod are believed to contain bacteria in their hindguts which release methane upon farting. Continue reading Sauropod farts warmed the planet
A recent buzz was created by Grimsby seafood village, when they proposed that they can create around 1000 jobs. This is not only promoting entrepreneurship but also creating a brighter future for the economy. There are various ideas and plans going on to bring this to reality. The real commendable thing is various business ventures and organizations are planning to support this event. The core thing that decides it all is the funding. But with the growing buzz, that problem is getting smaller and smaller. Continue reading Grimsby’s 75M plan for 970 new food jobs moves closer
Everybody has realized the fact that the Earth is getting hotter and hotter with each passing year. There are seasonal changes, temperature rise and life threating situations in our home in space. But there is a probable solution to the scenario that uses the rate vs demand idea. Increase the rate and the consumption goes down. Following this Economics 101 an idea of carbon tax was introduced. The basic idea is the same: If people have to pay a lot of money to release carbon then it is natural that they will migrate towards greener ways quickly. Continue reading India, EU try to break logjam over airline carbon tax
Whoever said that, “change is inevitable” had it right considering the case of introduction of new breed of cotton in India- Bt cotton breed. Adoption of this Bt hybrid type in 2002, a cooperation between Monsanto and Mahyco, posted India as the biggest producer of cotton around the globe. But many puzzled by the fact that, yes, they are top producers but they are not in a position to export their cotton due to its low quality.
Although it had some positive effects of boosting India’s GDP, to some extend it become a source of stress to many farmers who had high expectation which Bayer Crop science had promised them in their new product in the view that; Continue reading India loses faith in GM cotton
The real good food company is a great organization that focuses on innovating new recipes. The real good food is the best company in the area. They expertise in world class innovation and development. They have aced in their area by coming up with new delicacies and staying ahead in the race. This has caused the market to be filled with newer and newer items. According to the company, “The Real Good Food Development Center is a world-class facility for leading food development experts as well as The Renshaw Academy: a center of excellence for decorating methods and techniques.” Continue reading Real Good appointment for Jacques d’Unienville
On 22nd February 2012, The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency decided to remove around 235 drums from the Lehigh Valley Railroad Derailment Superfund Site in Le Roy, New York. These drums were doubted to contain a dangerous chemical called Trichloroethane or TCE. This chemical compound is the derivative of cis-1,2 dichloroethene.
The main content of these drums is the rocks and soil leftovers after digging multiple wells on the site. These materials were stored in the drums placed nearby with no conflict. Continue reading Drums from the Lehigh Valley Railroad Derailment Superfund Site in Le Roy, New York To Be Removed by Friday
The prices of different cereals such as grains and Oilseed were reported be unstable following no fresh news as traders as it pertains nearby harvest record. This was as a result of change in atmosphere such that it remained part dry, an ideal condition for corn gather. Report from Agriculture ministry showed that beans harvest will pave way to corn which was targeting to be through by Oct 12 which was a higher rate compared to prior year by a margin of 23%. This registered 2 pennies downfall in corns’ fates in December and improved in March by 2.25. Continue reading Grain and oilseed markets weakened Thursday morning