AGRI NEWS NET- WEEKEND NEWS RUSH Summary of the Week News 12th July 2026
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Trophy hunting, game viewing both have ecological and economic pros and cons
The cow elephant was shot dead in September last year at close range in the Kruger National Park.
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Water is crucial to all life, rain and snow are crucial to all life on land. Healthy ecosystems play a crucial role in producing precipitation by maintaining the water cycle through various mechanisms. Forests, including tropical rainforests, temperate forests, and boreal forests, are significant contributors.
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Landfilling batteries can lead to the leaching of toxic substances into soil and water, while poor handling poses fire risks and can release harmful emissions. Managing these risks requires the implementation of accessible collection networks and strict processing standards, as well as public awareness campaigns.
El Niño has officially arrived and is getting stronger. NOAA confirmed this month that conditions in the tropical Pacific are developing, with sea surface temperatures in the Niño 3.4 region reaching +1.7°C by mid-June.
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