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climate change / page 3

Pathway through rows of olive trees in an orchard under a clear blue sky. - Olive Oil Times
World

Mar. 17, 2025

As U.S. Firms Back Off Climate Targets, Olive Oil Companies Stay the Course

Olive oil producers and bottlers are continuing efforts to improve their sustainability, even as some of the country’s largest firms distance themselves from climate action.

People harvesting olives from trees in an orchard during daylight hours. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Jan. 28, 2025

Farmers in Hungary Make Headway in Olive Cultivation

Capitalizing on the country’s warming winter weather and the persistence of farmers, olive trees flourish in Hungary's southern territories around Lake Balaton.

Three smoke stacks emitting vapor into the sky during sunrise with a gradient of colors. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jan. 21, 2025

Trump Pulls U.S. Out of Paris Climate Accords, Again

Within 30 minutes of his swearing in, the Trump Admininistration said it planned to abandon the global agreement to lower greenhouse gas emissions.

A grove of olive trees surrounded by a field of green grass and wildflowers. - Olive Oil Times
Individual capturing images of olive trees in a black and white setting with a camera. - Olive Oil Times
A misty landscape featuring mountains and valleys during sunrise with soft light and fog. - Olive Oil Times
Group of people walking past a modern building with illuminated blue facade at night, reflected in a puddle. - Olive Oil Times
A barren landscape featuring dry cracked earth and a solitary tree against a sunset sky. - Olive Oil Times
Several olive trees growing in a field with green foliage and a dry ground. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Nov. 7, 2024

Harvest in Greece Runs Into Early Problems

The ongoing drought battering southern Greece threatens to reduce this year's expected olive oil yield of around 240,000 tons.

Man in a dark blazer and white shirt standing with arms crossed in front of a textured wall. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Oct. 13, 2024

Filippo Berio Exec Forecasts Production Rebound, Falling Prices

The chief executive of the North American operation believes the sector must increase supply and production efficiency while cultivating demand.

A glacier with a blue ice edge in a body of water, surrounded by mountains and a cloudy sky. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Oct. 7, 2024

What 485 Million Years of Climate History Tell Us About Today's Crisis

New research finds that Earth’s average temperature has changed more drastically in the past than originally thought, but the current rate remains uniquely perilous.

Various political campaign posters displayed on a concrete wall with numbered sections. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 25, 2024

Green Deal Under Threat After E.U. Elections

While climate change is expected to be relegated in the E.U.’s priorities after the European elections, farmers are unlikely to see changes in their work in the near future.

Close-up of green olives growing on a branch of an olive tree with leaves. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 24, 2024

Olive Council Incorporates Germplasm Bank Into Global Treaty

By joining the treaty, the IOC plans to facilitate greater cooperation to preserve genetic diversity and find solutions to climate change-related challenges.

Aerial view of a crowded beach with swimmers and colorful umbrellas along the shoreline. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Jun. 15, 2024

May Marked Another Record-Breaking Year for Heat

The findings prompted the Secretary-General of the United Nations to call for a global advertising ban on the fossil fuel industry.

Colorful plastic crates filled with harvested olives placed under olive trees in a field. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Jun. 10, 2024

Farmers in Greece Witness the Impacts of Climate Change After Historically Low Harvest

Farmers and millers throughout Greece have reported that climate change is making it increasingly difficult to produce award-winning extra virgin olive oil.

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A bridge spanning over a body of water with supporting pillars and surrounding landscape. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

May. 27, 2024

Improved Water Efficiency Paramount to Future of California Farmers, Officials Say

Growers will need to save more water and use less as the state will likely become drier in the long term.

An olive tree with green leaves standing in a field with other olive trees in the background. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Apr. 16, 2024

Trees Less Effective at Sequestering Carbon in a Hotter, Drier World, Study Finds

High temperatures and a lack of water can stress the world's trees, causing them to emit carbon dioxide into the atmosphere instead of absorbing it.

Aerial view of a large olive grove with rows of olive trees under a setting sun. - Olive Oil Times
World

Apr. 12, 2024

Global Production May Exceed Expectations, but Not Enough to Move Prices

Analysts predict climate change will result in new price dynamics, with high-quality extra virgin olive oil and other market segments behaving differently.

A worker near an irrigation tank in an olive grove with rows of olive trees. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Apr. 12, 2024

Olive Growing Starting to Take Root in Central Europe

As climate change makes Central European winters milder and drier, farmers in Austria and northeastern Croatia are beginning to plant olives.

A man wearing glasses and a checked shirt standing in front of a herd of cattle in a field. - Olive Oil Times
News Briefs

Apr. 1, 2024

Belgian Farmer Sues Energy Company Over Climate Damages

Hugues Falys wants energy giant TotalEnergies to take part of the blame for the dry and warm weather that has impacted his livestock and farming business.

Two men examining the branches of an olive tree in a field. - Olive Oil Times
Producer Profiles

Mar. 27, 2024

Technology Drives the Ambitions of Tunisia’s Largest Olive Oil Producer

The CHO Group was an early adopter of blockchain technology for traceability. Now, they are turning to AI to help mitigate the impacts of climate change.

Vineyard fields with a mountain backdrop under a clear blue sky. - Olive Oil Times
World

Feb. 22, 2024

Experts Back Olives in a Hotter, Drier World

Olive farming may play a critical role in the future of agriculture. Researchers have suggestions for doing it right.

Olive trees in a grove with individuals engaged in harvesting activities on the ground. - Olive Oil Times
Production

Feb. 19, 2024

Conflict and Weather Extremes Dwindle Lebanese Harvest

The cross-border fire between the militant group Hezbollah and Israel has resulted in thousands of Lebanese fleeing north and even more olives left unharvested.

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