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climate change / page 26

Industrial power plant with smoke rising from tall chimneys against a twilight sky. - Olive Oil Times
World

Nov. 23, 2021

Why the U.S. Lags Behind Other Western Nations on Carbon Tax Issue

Implementing a carbon tax is increasingly viewed as one of the best ways to curb greenhouse gas emissions, but the U.S. has struggled to pass one.

Aerial view of an olive grove with rows of olive trees on a hillside. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Nov. 22, 2021

Jordanian Farmers Expect Fall in Production Due to Drought, Pests

As the situation in northern Jordan’s fertile agricultural regions looks increasingly dire, three organizations are stepping in to promote traditional and sustainable farming methods.

Woman picking olives from a tree during an olive harvest in a natural setting. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Nov. 17, 2021

Production in Turkey Rebounds as Farmers Show Their Resilience

Olive oil production in Turkey is expected to exceed 235,000 tons, the country’s second-highest total. Table olive production will reach a record high.

Icebergs floating in calm waters with a blue sky in the background during twilight. - Olive Oil Times
Yellow sign at a protest reading 'Pledges Are Not Action' held by an individual in a crowd. - Olive Oil Times
A large globe installation suspended from the ceiling in a conference venue with seating areas below. - Olive Oil Times
Olive trees in a field under a sunset sky with orange and yellow hues. - Olive Oil Times
Aerial view of a logging operation showing trucks and stacked logs along a dirt road. - Olive Oil Times
Industrial steel mill featuring large smoke stacks and pipes with visible emissions. - Olive Oil Times
World

Nov. 8, 2021

Atmospheric Greenhouse Gas Emissions Hit Record Levels, Report Warns

According to the World Meteorological Organization, the volumes of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere continue to grow. Agriculture emissions are also on the rise.

Narrow cobblestone alley with a blue dome building in the background and flower petals on the ground. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Nov. 8, 2021

Heavy Downpours Dampen Harvest Outlook in Greece

Many producing regions, especially in the western part of the country, were hit with a deluge that some farmers say is becoming more common.

A wooden crate filled with various freshly harvested vegetables, including carrots, beets, and cucumbers. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Nov. 8, 2021

European Parliament Approves Farm to Fork Strategy

Among the main tenants of the plan are animal welfare, emissions reduction and front-of-pack nutrition labeling. It will now be up to the European Commission to propose the formal legislation.

Olive trees in a grove with mountains and clouds in the background. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Nov. 4, 2021

Tunisian Olive Oil Producers Thrive Despite Political Turmoil

While one of the world’s largest olive-producing nations undergoes shifts that worry international observers, olive growers are more concerned about climate change.

Close-up of olive tree leaves with a blurred background of an olive grove. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Oct. 27, 2021

Heat and Drought Hamper Olive Harvest in Morocco

Olive production could fall by 30 percent from earlier forecasts. Experts expect the country to keep getting hotter and drier.

Coastal view of Monte Argentario in South Tuscany, featuring hills and the sea. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Oct. 21, 2021

In Tuscany, Farmers Cope With Climate Challenges While Striving for Top Quality

After last year's outstanding harvest, Tuscan producers are preparing for a lighter one. A hot and dry summer is partly to blame.

Lush green terraced rice fields with palm trees in Bali, Indonesia. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 21, 2021

Report: Staple Crop Yields Will Drop as Global Population Grows

Climate change is causing extensive damage to global agriculture. A new report warns that some of the worst impacts may be irreversible by 2030.

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Individual wearing gloves and a mask harvesting olives from a tree in a garden setting. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Oct. 20, 2021

Japan’s Olive Harvest Gets Underway Amid Typhoon Season

Producers in Japan expect this year’s yield to match last year’s. However, typhoon season has led to different outcomes across the country.

Three men in separate portraits, each displaying distinct expressions and styles. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 19, 2021

Physicists Win Nobel Prize for Explaining Climate Change

Their research has deciphered how Earth's climate works and how carbon dioxide emissions feed rising temperatures.

Workers in white coats and hairnets processing meat products on a conveyor belt in a facility. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 6, 2021

Study: 9.7 Billion Tons of Greenhouse Gas Emissions Come from Meat Production Each Year

More than half of greenhouse gas emissions are from growing food for livestock and the animals themselves. Plant production for human consumption produces far fewer emissions.

Silhouetted tree against a sunset with clouds and a reflective body of water. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 5, 2021

Ahead of Climate Summit, African Leaders Discuss Fate of The Continent

Africa Climate Week highlighted the role of agriculture in the continent’s worsening desertification and climate crises, and its role in the potential recovery.

A scenic view of an olive grove with rolling hills under a sunset sky. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 4, 2021

Production in Italy Bolstered by Strong Recovery in South

Olive oil production is expected to rebound in Puglia and other southern regions, while Central and Northern producers stand to face a disappointing season.

Row of offshore wind turbines standing in the ocean under a cloudy sky. - Olive Oil Times
World

Oct. 1, 2021

World Failing to Meet Emissions Reductions Pledged in Paris Agreement

Five years ago in Paris, delegations from 191 countries pledged to reduce emissions by 45 percent, but the situation has only gotten worse.

Residential buildings partially submerged in floodwaters with strong currents visible. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Sep. 28, 2021

Study: Human Activity Increased Likelihood and Severity of July Floods in Western Europe

The World Weather Attribution Initiative concluded that human-caused climate change increased the likelihood of the historic flooding by as much as 20 percent.

Binturong, also known as bearcat, resting on a log with a focused expression. - Olive Oil Times
World

Sep. 27, 2021

Expanding Agriculture and Climate Change are Placing the World’s Endemic Species at Risk

A conservation group has warned that one-third of the species on its “survival watchlist” are now at high risk of extinction.

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