Tag: livestock
China’s Electric Trucks, Diesel’s Peak, and What Western Planners Still Don’t See
By Ray Wills and Peter Newman CleanTechnica allows comments, and there are always great comments by readers, as well as the obligatory smattering of naysaying trolls. We thought we might collate and comment on the good stuff that came in on our article “China’s Electric Truck Moment Has Arrived — … [continued]
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How wildfire smoke impacts pets and wildlife
As smoke spreads, experts explain how animals can suffer serious health effects and what we can do to help.
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How did Michigan become the cherry capital?
Come July, cherries are everywhere here: sweet, sour, deep maroon, golden yellow, and even blush pink. Michigan is the second-largest producer of cherries in the nation. But why?
Agrivoltaics Works When Solar Panels Do Farm Work
Agrivoltaics is appealing because it seems to solve two land-use problems at once. Put solar panels and farming on the same land, and the conflict between food and electricity appears to soften. The farm keeps producing, the panels produce power, and the project can be described as more sophisticated than … [continued]
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Grey OKs removal of proof of attack requirement from coyote bylaw
Grey County in process of updating its beaver, and coyote and wolf bylaws