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BBC News producer working on climate stories. Views are my own, not my employer's. 静岡県出身、現在英国カーデフを拠点として環境問題のニュースの取材をしているジャーナリストです。
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The race to stop England running out of water

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By Esme Stallard Verified, Miho Tanaka Verified
| Aol Verified
One evening in early August, farmer Daniel Sizer's phone buzzed with a message. It was from his local water board and it read: "River levels are low but have recovered enough to allow one night of irrigation tonight." Like much of the lower half of England, Daniel's fourth-generation farm had seen barely any rain in nearly three months. He shows us what is left of the peas and wheat crop at his 300-hectare site in Suffolk.
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How this 1960s ex-council house is managing to stay cool without air con

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By Miho Tanaka Verified
| MSN Verified
After five heatwaves and plenty of advice on how to stay safe in what is set to become the UK's hottest summer on record, many people continue to find it a challenge to stay cool - particularly in their homes. This is perhaps no surprise. More than half of homes in the UK are already at risk of overheating and at current rates of climate change this will rise to 92% by 2050 if we do not adapt.
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Women’s Sports Medicine: What Is It, and Why Should We Care?

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By Miho Tanaka Verified
| SAGE Publishing
Skip to main content Intended for healthcare professionals Skip to main content As I join the team at the American Journal of Sports Medicine as the inaugural Associate Editor of Women’s Sports Medicine, I am honored and grateful not only to fill this role, but also that such a role even exists in this elite journal. It is important to highlight that this concept is not to promote female physicians caring for female patients.
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