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Cuba’s easternmost province makes progress in restoring telecommunications and agriculture
GUANTANAMO, Cuba, November 11 (ACN) The telecommunications sector in Guantanamo, identified as one of the hardest hit by Hurricane Melissa, has restored 14,042 landline
Ag world celebrates end of shutdown and return of critical USDA aid
After the US Senate Democrats broke ranks earlier this week, the end of the 43-day government shutdown, the longest ever recorded, was finally in sight.
Agriculture at the heart of security – Academia
ven though the world produces enough food to feed all of humanity, the United Nations World Food Program found that more than 295 million people
Zelensky vows energy sector overhaul after $100m corruption scandal
The scandal is unfolding against the backdrop of escalating Russian attacks on Ukrainian energy facilities, including substations that supply electricity to nuclear power plants. “I
ACSAD and Aga Khan foundation launch joint initiative to strengthen Syrian agriculture
The Arab Center for the Studies of Arid Zones and Dry Lands (ACSAD) and the Aga Khan Foundation signed a scientific and technical memorandum of
Brits urged to do 1-second radiator job which could ‘slash energy bills’ this winter
As the weather gets colder, people are starting to worry about their energy bills – but there’s a simple one-second hack that could help you
FAO tallies $3.26 trillion hit to global agriculture
By Carla Espinoza Gutiérrez Global agriculture has been hit hard by decades of natural shocks, and the United Nations’ Food and Agriculture Organization’s newest assessment
Martin Lewis ‘4pm rule’ helps lower your energy bills while keeping heat inside
The Money Saving Expert founder shared a simple ‘rule’ that can help households stay warm for longer 13:00, 15 Nov 2025Updated 13:01, 15 Nov 2025
Simple task will ‘reduce energy bills’ ahead of cold snap and it’s totally free
With freezing temperatures predicted to arrive next week across the whole of the UK, experts from MyBuilder.com have shared some tips heating advice so many
China Spring student proposes bill to prioritize agriculture in water system
CHINA SPRING, Texas (KXXV) — Jed Boehme, a senior at China Spring High School, traveled to Austin as part of the Build a Bill program