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Wind and solar projects in Kenya and South Africa don’t always benefit the communities that host them – study

Wind and solar projects in Kenya and South Africa don’t always benefit the communities that host them – study

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Private investment in clean energy projects is growing: in sub-Saharan Africa, it’s approaching US$40 billion a year. These “green transition” investments in solar and wind power are meant to benefit the environment and develop the communities where they are based.

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What is a virtual power plant? An energy expert explains

What is a virtual power plant? An energy expert explains

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After nearly two decades of stagnation, U.S. electricity demand is surging, driven by growing numbers of electric cars, data centers and air conditioners in a warming climate.

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Don’t Tell Farmers How To Farm – Ask Them Instead

Don’t Tell Farmers How To Farm – Ask Them Instead

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I recently attended a virtual conference, hosted by CityAge, called “Farming for the Future”. This digital event included discussions around regenerative agriculture, soil health, farming practices that reduce carbon emissions, and so on.

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Visualizing Global Attitudes Towards AI

Visualizing Global Attitudes Towards AI

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How white farmers still dominate land ownership in South Africa in spite of land reform – new research

How white farmers still dominate land ownership in South Africa in spite of land reform – new research

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More than 30 years after South Africa achieved democracy it remains one of the world’s most unequal countries

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Can drones ever replace bees in pollinating crops?

Can drones ever replace bees in pollinating crops?

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 In towering glasshouses at a tomato farm in South Australia, everything from the temperature to the ultraviolet radiation levels is tightly controlled. But despite the farm’s scientific approach, pollinating the crops can still be hit or miss.

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