Tom Nash
@tomnashagriculture.bsky.social
Harper Adams post-grad 2024, agricultural economics. Agricultural sustainability, livestock decarbonisation and grassland biodiversity.
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Evidence collected by the medical community shows Israeli soldiers are *systematically* shooting and killing children in Gaza. revealnews.org/podcast/gaza...
US doctors in Gaza find evidence that kids are being targeted by the Israeli military
American doctors volunteering in Gaza report a disturbing pattern of children shot by Israeli forces. Now they’re pushing for accountability.
revealnews.org
October 5, 2025 at 11:49 PM
Evidence collected by the medical community shows Israeli soldiers are *systematically* shooting and killing children in Gaza. revealnews.org/podcast/gaza...
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More frequent hot weather & #droughts dealt a significant blow to crop #yields, esp. for key #grains like #wheat, #barley & #maize. Warming & air dryness—a key factor in crop stress—surged in nearly every major agricultural region: woods.stanford.edu/news/heat-an... #climatechange #foodsecurity
Heat and drought are quietly hurting crop yields
A Stanford study reveals how climate change has altered growing conditions for the world’s five major crops over the past half century and is reshaping agriculture. The impacts corroborate climate mod...
woods.stanford.edu
May 8, 2025 at 6:46 PM
More frequent hot weather & #droughts dealt a significant blow to crop #yields, esp. for key #grains like #wheat, #barley & #maize. Warming & air dryness—a key factor in crop stress—surged in nearly every major agricultural region: woods.stanford.edu/news/heat-an... #climatechange #foodsecurity
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To celebrate 100 years of Land Economics, some of the journal’s most influential articles are now open access! Trace the development of thought and history of scholarship in the field dating back to 1925. le.uwpress.org/page/history/research
May 6, 2025 at 8:09 PM
To celebrate 100 years of Land Economics, some of the journal’s most influential articles are now open access! Trace the development of thought and history of scholarship in the field dating back to 1925. le.uwpress.org/page/history/research