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SL Court Stops State Land Grab From Tamils

Asia · Northern Province

SL Court Stops State Land Grab From Tamils

Coverage: 5 sources

Sri Lanka's top court halted Friday a government move to acquire land in northern regions still reeling from the consequences 16 years after the end of a decades-long civil war. Sri Lanka's north bore the brunt of the conflict in the 37-year-long Tamil separatist war, which was brought to a bloody conclusion in May 2009. Many among the Tamil minority lost their land title deeds during the years of displacement, and the area was also hit by the 2…See the Story

Scientists explore genetic tools to protect crops from rising global temperatures

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Crops around the world are failing as heat waves grow more frequent, and scientists are racing to reengineer plants so they can survive future extremes.Rebecca Dzombak reports for The New York Times.In short:Researchers are studying genetic adaptations from heat-resilient wild plants to help staple crops like wheat and rice withstand soaring temperatures that stall photosynthesis.Three new papers in Science detail strategies like modifying leaf …Climate Change See the Story

Turkmenistan names high-yield wheat after its leaders

Turkmenistan inaugurated its harvest season on Thursday by naming new high-yielding wheat varieties after its leaders, as climate change threatens food security in the predominantly desert Central Asian country. Among the fifteen former Soviet republics, Turkmenistan is the most threatened by severe food insecurity, affecting over 12 percent of its seven-million population, the World Bank’s data from 2024 showed. One of the most reclusive countr…Climate Change · Turkmenistan See the Story

Sri Lanka counts seven million crop-busting monkeys

67% Center coverage: 12 sources

Sri Lanka counted more than seven million monkeys during a census of crop-destroying wildlife, authorities said Thursday, after a government minister called the figure "unbelievable".Wildfires · Sri Lanka See the Story

UK's Sunniest Spring Yields Unusually Sweet Strawberries - Pakistan Live News

Strawberry plants are seen inside a poly tunnel at Chambers farm near Maidstone in Kent, Britain, June 3, 2025. — Reuters DARTFORD: British strawberry farmers say this year’s record-breaking spring sunshine and warm days have yielded the cream of the crop, with a bigger and sweeter harvest than usual. Long periods of sun and cool nights provided “perfect” conditions for the strawberry harvest, according to James Miller from WB Chambers Farms. Th…Dartford · Dartford See the Story

How Europe Can Be Southeast Asia’s Hedge Against US-China Trade War

67% Center coverage: 3 sources

The region’s best bet might be to take its own side and develop greater trade and diplomatic relations with Europe.Asia See the Story

New rare wild orchid seen in UK for first time in 100 years

67% Center coverage: 30 sources

Species · United Kingdom See the Story

How Agrifood Giants Are Falling Short On Real Nature Risk

Coverage: 4 sources

Agrifood giants face rising nature-related risks but rely on weak climate pledges and carbon removals, falling short on real emission cuts and structural transitions.Nestlé See the Story

Report: 'Future-Proofing' Crops Will Require Urgent, Consistent Effort

Champaign, IL (SPX) Jun 02, 2025 In a review in The Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B, Stephen Long, a professor of crop sciences and of plant biology at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, describes research efforts to "future-proof" the crops that are essential to feeding a hungry world in a changing climate. Long, who has spent decades studying the process of photosynthesis and finding ways to improvAgriculture · Manchester See the Story

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