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To tackle water risk, agribusinesses need to look to their supply chains

Environmental News Bits

Many agribusinesses already measure and manage water risks, but generally concentrate on risk in their direct operations. Read the full story from the World Resources Institute.

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DEP Sets May 10 Hearing On Perdue AgriBusiness Plant NOx/VOC RACT 3 Air Quality Plan In Lancaster County

PA Environment Daily

The Department of Environmental Protection will hold a May 10 hearing on a proposed RACT 3 Air Quality Plan related to nitrogen oxide and volatile organic compound emissions at the Perdue AgriBusiness LLC plant in Conoy Township, Lancaster County. (

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Repurposing Cropland in California: A Solution for Everyone?

Union of Concerned Scientists

When I talk about agriculture , I distinguish two clear groups of stakeholders: local farmers versus faceless extractive corporations involved in industrial agribusinesses (or even hedge funds from outside California). Farmers are people who live on the land and who normally love the land they work, independently of their size.

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Property owners sue ADM for injecting CO2 below their land as part of ‘carbon capture’ project

Environmental News Bits

A Decatur couple has sued Archer Daniels Midland in Cook County Circuit Court, alleging the agribusiness giant’s carbon capture project involved an improper injection of carbon dioxide into the ground beneath their property. Read the full story in the Cook County Record.

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Activist Group ‘Names and Shames’ Cargill and Its Heirs to Keep Deforestation Promises

Inside Climate News

Stand.earth alleges that Cargill, the nation’s largest privately-held company and the world’s largest agribusiness company , has failed to keep pledges on eliminating deforestation from its supply chains.

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Who Should Pay to Fix California’s Sunken Canals?

Circle of Blue

Agribusiness and its proponents say repairs will benefit disadvantaged towns. It is an essential artery for agribusiness, and so growers and their irrigation districts — and the politicians who represent them — want the expenses to be partially covered with taxpayer money. . For earlier stories in the Tapped Out series, click here.

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Most Agribusinesses and Banks Involved With ‘Forest Risk’ Commodities Are Falling Down on Deforestation, Global Canopy Reports

Inside Climate News

They haven’t made commitments to stop deforestation related to beef, soy, palm oil and timber, and many of those that have aren’t following through.