Ryan Lattanzio As mysteriously as it was discovered in the Utah desert on November 18, the 10-foot-tall, silver monolith evoking one of the most potent images from Stanley Kubrick’s “2001:…
Posts published in “Agricultural”
By Divina Ramirez Intense rainfall and severe flooding have battered China since June, displacing close to four million people. The floods have also caused the collapse of some 41,000…
By Nicole Hao After severe flooding in central and southern China ruined rice crops, many farmers have been left struggling. Following heavy rainfall in the…
By Ethan Huff As the clown circus of American politics continues to dominate the headlines, hundreds of thousands of Midwesterners are without power, and at…
By C. Douglas Golden It was one of the most misguided attempts at racial justice in what was one of the most systematically racist countries…
By Strange Sounds A wildfire in Southern California that began Friday evening amid blazing temperatures spread across 4,000 acres overnight. The Apple Fire is…
By Denene Erasmus About seven or eight years ago, I interviewed a farmer who produced vegetables on a farm in Philippi in Cape Town. The…
by Tyler Durden Just when you thought tensions between the U.S. and China couldn’t get any stranger in the midst of the ongoing global pandemic, Americans…
Marizka Coetzer The Democratic Alliance (DA) party of South Africa, says Gauteng MEC for Community Safety, Faith Mazibuko must urgently intervene and implement measures to…
The National Assembly has agreed to re-establish the multiparty committee to initiate and introduce legislation amending Section 25 of the Constitution. The Committee was first…