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Bad weather is damaging crop planting prospects for South Dakota farmers

June 22, 2022 -

Posted by Cassie B.

(Natural News) Many South Dakota farmers have fallen significantly behind schedule on their planting, thanks to rains and flooding seen in parts of the state. The heavy rains that struck in the middle of a lengthy drought have left many farm fields in the state soaked and rendered them inaccessible to farm equipment. Adding to […]

in: agriculture,Climate,crops,derecho,Drought,environment,farming,Flooding,food collapse,food production,food shortages,food supply,hunger,insurance,la nina,natural disasters,rationing,scarcity,South Dakota,starvation,storm

With water running out, California faces grim summer of dangerous heat, extreme drought

May 5, 2022 -

Posted by News Editors

(Natural News) Heat waves. Severe drought. Extreme wildfires. (Article by Paul Duginski and Alex Wigglesworth republished from LATimes.com) As Southern California braces for unprecedented drought restrictions, long-range forecasts are predicting a summer that will be fraught with record-breaking temperatures, sere landscapes and above-average potential for significant wildfires, particularly in the northern part of the state. “The […]

in: california collapse,clean water,Climate,Collapse,Colorado River,Drought,Ecology,El Nino,environment,forest fires,heat waves,la nina,Lake Powell,natural disaster,summer,water supply,weather forecast

UN seeks urgent climate action to PREVENT “greening” of Sahara Desert, proving climate change is a death cult

October 29, 2020 -

Posted by Ethan Huff

(Natural News) The United Nations (U.N.) has issued an urgent warning about the Sahara Desert, which is in the process of “greening” apparently due to climate change. The reversion of the Sahara from desert back to a type of “Garden of Eden” would seem, on its surface, to be a good thing. But because a […]

in: Africa,badclimate,climate change,death cult,deaths,global warming,greening,Holocene Climatic Optimum,insane,la nina,left cult,lies,Sahara Desert,Sahel,terraforming,UN,United Nations

La Niña looms as states grapple with extreme weather conditions

September 12, 2020 -

Posted by Virgilio Marin

(Natural News) The U.S. may have to deal with more storms and dry conditions as a La Niña brews in the Pacific Ocean. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) said that surface temperatures in the Pacific have dropped to below-average levels, indicating that a La Niña is on the horizon. They also stated that there’s also a big […]

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Lack of rainfall in the Midwest causing dramatic rise in corn prices

August 29, 2020 -

Posted by Zoey Sky

(Natural News) On August 10, the “Great Derecho” storm damaged 10 million acres of crops in Iowa, resulting in an increase in corn prices. Not one month has passed and a lack of rainfall in the Midwest has once again caused a surge in crop prices. Low rainfall and the Great Derecho Data from the Department […]

in: agriculture,Collapse,corn,corn crops,crops,food collapse,food prices,food production,food security,food shortages,food supply,grain,grocery,harvest,Hurricane Laura,la nina,midwest,preparedness

Australia is dealing with the “most severe bleaching event ever recorded” on its western reefs

November 12, 2017 -

Posted by Janine Acero

(Natural News) The massive coral bleaching in the coast of Western Australia in 2016 is the most severe bleaching event in recorded history, a recent study reports. Researchers from The University of Western Australia (UWA), ARC Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, and Western Australian Marine Science Institution studied and measured how the harrowing event impacted the […]

in: conservation,coral bleaching,coral reefs,Ecology,El Nino,environmental damage,Great Barrier Reef,la nina,oceans and marine life,Western Australia

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