CNBC January 5, 2016
Former Federal Reserve President, Richard Fisher, admits on CNBC on January 5, 2016…”We Frontloaded A Tremendous Market Rally”. Richard Fisher admits on TV that the markets are Fake, that they are driven by endless currency printing […]
“New research suggests farms in developed countries may be more vulnerable to longer, deeper droughts predicted to occur as a result of climate change.
“(Those farms) are really good in terms of producing high yields in stable climates, but maybe they’re more vulnerable to weather shocks,” said […]
From theguardian.com – Mar 18, 2014
“Back in the 1930s, Henry Ford is supposed to have remarked that it was a good thing that most Americans didn’t know how banking really works, because if they did, “there’d be a revolution before tomorrow […]
“Aboriginal chiefs in Canada are blaming climate change for water and food shortages on their reserves this winter.
Isolated reserves in northern Ontario rely on ice roads to transport supplies in the winter, but warmer weather means those roads haven’t frozen yet, so food and water are […]
“California is struggling through the fourth year of a historic drought. It has included the driest calendar year in the state’s history (2013), and the year with the lowest snowpack in the state’s history (2015).
Because California is America’s largest agricultural producer, the world’s […]
Article by Anna Leach – guardian.co.uk
“In the face of climate change, conflicts and disease, our panel suggest how to ensure access to nutritious food for all.”
Dominic Schofield, Canada director, Gain, New York, USA, @dschofieldGAIN
