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As Wheat Prices Soar, Africa Pivots to Cheaper Alternatives

As Wheat Prices Soar, Africa Pivots to Cheaper Alternatives

Global wheat prices are so high that African consumers are starting to ditch the grain from their diet. Fo…

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Heat Deaths Top 25,000 in Europe as Scorching Weather Persists

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By Eamon Farhat Verified
| Insurance Journal Verified
Extreme heat has killed more than 25,000 people across Europe this year, according to the latest available data compiled by Bloomberg. Germany recorded the highest toll, with an estimated 11,900 excess deaths linked to heat since April, according to the Robert Koch Institute. Data from government agencies and research institutions in Spain, France, the UK, Switzerland and the Netherlands put the region’s heat-related death toll at over 25,000.
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Solarne elektrane šire se na nova, nekad nezamisliva mjesta

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By Eamon Farhat Verified
| Bloomberg Adria Verified
Desetljećima je karta obnovljive energije u Europi izgledala jednostavno: solarna energija uglavnom se koristila na sunčanom jugu, dok se sjever oslanjao na vjetar. No drastičan pad cijena opreme i viša cijena električne energije učinili su solarne projekte isplativima i na mjestima koja su se nekada smatrala pretamnima, prehladnima ili preudaljenima da bi se isplatili.
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Solarne elektrane niču na neočekivanim mestima

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By Eamon Farhat Verified
| Bloomberg Adria Verified
Decenijama je karta obnovljive energije u Evropi izgledala jednostavno: solarna energija uglavnom se koristila na sunčanom jugu, dok se sever oslanjao na vjetar. Međutim, drastičan pad cena opreme i viša cena električne energije učinili su solarne projekte isplativim i na mestima koja su se nekada smatrala previše tamnim, hladnim ili udaljenim da bi se isplatili.
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