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Fonterra Australia to sell Wagga Wagga business to Blue River Group
2016-08-30 01:00:00| Food Processing Technology
Fonterra Australia has decided to divest its Wagga Wagga business to Blue River Group, an Australian private equity firm.
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American Indian tribes unite to protect Missouri River from pipeline
2016-08-29 22:09:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed
Capital Journal: Around the numerous tents sprinkled amongst the hills along the northernmost border of the Standing Rock Reservation, tribal members continue strategic planning and prayers in their fight to stop the Dakota Access Pipeline from crossing the nearby Missouri River. Different areas of the camp have specific designations, including an area where tribal members participate in sacred rituals, including a sweat lodge, where access is restricted to preserve the sanctity of the ceremonies. Near the...
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Tapping River Power
2016-08-09 22:29:00| Transmission & Distribution World
Marc S. Gerken AMP Claims Hydro Leadership Visionary pursuit of carbon free hydroelectricity read more
Research shows cropping system changes means reduced river nitrates
2016-08-03 17:50:00| Corn & Soybean Digest
Data shows that soybean residue helps to leach nitrates. Think Different Conventional wisdom has been that increased corn acres and more use of nitrogen fertilizer translates to increased nitrate-nitrogen concentrations in downstream waters. But a recent analysis of water sampling and crop management databases in the Raccoon River Watershed in central Iowa indicates otherwise. Nitrate concentrations and loading data from more than 60 main stem and tributary locations coupled with fertilizer data from the Iowa Soybean Associations On-Farm Network show that while corn acreage increased 19 percent and N fertilizer on corn increased by 24 percent from 1999 to 2014with a 24 percent drop in soybean acresnitrate levels in the water have not increased. While the study concentrated on estimating N balance and nitrate trends, the research team suggested better management of soybean residues may be one of the keys to improving both crop production methods and water quality. read more
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2015 Willamette River Report Card
2016-07-29 23:35:23| PortlandOnline
A project of the Meyer Memorial Trust and University of Maryland Center for Environmental Science
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