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Creepy Crawlers Beware: Preparing Your Newark Home for Spider Season Welcome to the Loyalty Termite & Pest Control Podcast. I’m Ceyron Cran with Loyalty Termite and Pest Control. Today we’re talking spiders—and no, not just the kind you see in the corners of your basement. As the weather shifts, spiders start moving indoors, and in […] The post Creepy Crawlers Beware: Preparing Your Newark Home for Spider Season appeared first on Loyalty Termite and Pest Control Wilmington Deleware.

Continued, fair, dry and mild until a slight chance of rain develops for the start of next week.

-Costa Rica shapes the global agenda on marine protection and ocean governance-Ocean acidification entered a "danger zone" in 2020-EPS may repeal rules limit planet-warming greenhouse gas emissions from power plants - coastal flooding is happening much more often previously known-Trump administration has fired all of its content production staff of Climate.gov-Climate change will “quadruple” the likelihood of conflict over scarce resources-Donald Trump to pave over the grass in the Rose Garden and install flagpoles

One of the development initiatives affected by the Trump Administration’s shutdown of USAID is the Soybean Innovation Lab, which works to improve soybean yields and production in Africa to help boost farmers’ income. Our guest discusses her work with the Soybean Innovation Lab and why helping improve farmers’ yields is so fulfilling. Also, a recent study finds the Colorado River Basin has lost a tremendous amount of water in the last two decades, in part from thirsty farms pumping groundwater much faster than it can be replenished. We discuss the “Wild West” of unregulated ...

We vote in our self interest, right? So how come people living on islands disappearing because of climate change - and they know it - keep voting for Donald Trump? The answer to that goes to the heart of our climate politics. But it also tells us something very important about how different people think about climate change and what should be done about it, even when they can see it literally killing the place they love. This episode is a fascinating chat with anthropologist Dr Karl Dudman. He talks all about his time spent with the unique communities of Down East, North Carolina - a ...

When you’re farming, some of the best advice can come from a neighbour who has already faced the same challenge and figured out a winning solution.Building on that idea, Ducks Unlimited Canada introduced the Grazing Club program in 1999, bringing together livestock producers to learn from one another on how to make their farms more profitable and sustainable.There’s no fee. Events include on-farm demonstrations and guest speakers.On this podcast, a Manitoba farmer explains why he got involved and how it’s benefitted his operation. Also hear from the provincial coordinator for the program...

Na madrugada de sexta-feira, Israel lançou ataques aéreos sem precedentes contra o Irã, visando instalações nucleares em Natans, quartéis da Guarda Revolucionária e bases de mísseis. A operação, que usou caças F-35 com reabastecimento aéreo dos EUA (via Catar), eliminou figuras-chave:Hussein Salami (comandante da Guarda Revolucionária);Cientistas nucleares (Mohammed Mahdi Terani e Ferdun Abbasi);General Muhammad Bagheri (chefe do Estado-Maior).O Irã retaliou com 100+ drones, interceptados por EUA, Jordânia e Reino Unido. Netanyahu declarou a operação "contínua pelos dias ...

Jam packed week this - Dale has the spending review blues, we talk Sizewell and the simple alternative we already have (it’s not green either) and the dynamite revelation about Hinkley. Big focus on homes, affordable or not, the rooftop revolution we need and the Swift brick gets explained. Meanwhile economists put a number on the cost of Reform’s Nexit…western media go all estate agent in the Middle East and Dale meets Gordo. On point Qs from our listeners rounded off with more X rated nonsense than you can shake a stick at.

Special Interview Episode: Elizabeth Burns-Thompson, Executive Director Of The Modern Ag Alliance

A bit of rain Friday night and early Saturday is all we should see this weekend.

In this special on-the-road episode, Dexter and Jason visit the Soaring Eagles of Chase STEMM Academy in Toledo, Ohio, for an inspiring conversation with 6th and 7th-grade student ambassadors. Just steps from Manhattan Marsh, these young scholars are exploring nature, STEMM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Math, and Medicine), and their big dreams. Shout-out to Vonda Hogle for helping bring this recording to life! Another big shoutout to the folks at The Biggest Week in Birding for connecting us with this incredible school. Episode HighlightsWelcome – Dexter & Jason share their journeys ...

In this episode of Know Power, hosts Noha and Mike speak with Rich Powell, CEO of the Clean Energy Buyers Association (CEBA). Rich outlines the evolving dynamics in U.S. electricity markets, focusing on the policy decisions shaping clean energy deployment and pricing. He shares insights into CEBA’s advocacy priorities, including maintaining voluntary clean energy markets, removing permitting roadblocks, and ensuring market structures support diverse buyers. The conversation digs into the political complexities of federal tax credits, grid reliability concerns, and what it takes to meet ...

In Here's Thinking, Jayda and her producer Mia discuss this week's episode! We share our thoughts on our episode with the trailblaizing DJ, Radio host, label head, podcaster and tastemaker, Jamz Supernova - what we loved, what we learnt and what we’re taking away from her guest for hope.If you haven’t listened to the latest episode, make sure you go do that first! Then come back and debrief with us…Follow us on InstagramJamz SupernovaJayda GMia Zur-SzpiroHere's Hoping Podcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Watch the video version here: https://youtu.be/-Axw_fv37fcOn this episode:🌽We revisit the conversation on environmental leaf wrap & rapid growth syndrome in corn.🌽Hear about carbon penalty & the lack of growing degree units.🌽Dylan highlights the recent storm in the southeast Iowa area and the effect it had on corn.Rapid Growth Syndrome in Corn via Bayer Crop Science:https://www.cropscience.bayer.us/articles/bayer/rapid-growth-syndrome-cornFerrie: Unravel The Mystery Of Ugly Corn Syndrome To Reduce Yield Losses via AgWeb:https://www.agweb.com/news/crops/corn/...

Electric Vehicles are basically half price in Australia right now, thanks to some little-known government incentives. Gunnar and James decided it was the perfect time to talk… tax. Yes, tax. And you thought resource recovery was a boring subject, right?But before you judge, listen to this episodes. Gunnar and James have brought in the big guns: chartered accountant Paul Mills (paulybmills at gmail.com). It really sounds like the beginning of a bad joke: Two engineers and an accountant meet for a podcast ... Somehow yet again they pull it off, though. This episode is full of genuinely ...

Uno de los enfoques que ha permitido atender los desafíos de la sustentabilidad ha sido el reconocimiento de la interconexión entre las distintas dimensiones ambientales que la componen. Estos nexos permiten dejar de abordar las problemáticas de forma sectorial, lo cual plantea el reto de atender las necesidades de los sectores sin perder el enfoque sistémico. Plan de Escape se transmite los jueves a las 16:30 a través de Ibero 90.9 FM y en www.ibero909.fm

Carbon dioxide is a big deal. It’s responsible for more than half of global heating. But what about the other half? There’s actually good news here: Nearly half of the temperature increases driving climate disasters come from super pollutants that don’t stay in the atmosphere for nearly as long as carbon dioxide. Methane, for example, is about 80 times more potent a greenhouse gas than carbon dioxide over 20 years. But it only stays in the atmosphere for a fraction of the time. So if we can put the brakes on methane and other super pollutants, we can put the brakes on warming. Guests: ...

This episode of LegacyMakers is with the Sudanese climate activist Nisreen Elsaim, a fierce advocate for climate justice. Her work has earned her significant recognition. In 2020, she was selected to chair the United Nations Secretary-General's youth advisory board on climate change alongside six other young activists. She’s a member of the Marianne Initiative for Human Rights Defenders, an initiative launched by the French President, Emmanuel Macron; and a Fellow at the Robert Bosch Academy. Focusing on climate change, peace, and security, with a special emphasis on youth as pivotal players...

The WSP’s Positive Impact Podcast series explores the ideas, innovations, and voices shaping a more sustainable, resilient, and future-ready world. In each episode, environmental journalist and presenter Lucy Siegle is joined by WSP experts and industry leaders to unpack the big topics driving change — from climate resilience and net zero to digital transformation, smart cities, and beyond. Together, we tackle the challenges facing sectors like energy, infrastructure, and water, and explore the practical steps being taken to deliver long-term social and environmental value. Whether you’...

En este episodio abordaremos la problemática de la subsidencia en México y cuales han sido los estragos que ha causado en los últimos 30 años, desde hundimientos y dolinas hasta fallas geológicas.Respuestas como ¿Por qué se hunde la CDMX? ¿Por qué hay tantas fallas en Aguascalientes? son respuestas que podrás encontrar en este episodio