Sentence examples for crop disaster from inspiring English sources

The crop disaster area caused by various meteorological disasters has been as high as 5 × 107 hectares every year, and the population affected by major meteorological disasters, such as typhoons, rainstorms, droughts, heat waves, and sand storms, has reached 4 × 108 (Qing 2008).

Their Robson Ranch Inc. received $261,292 in crop disaster payments, wheat, soybean, corn and other farm subsidies from 1995 to 2008.

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In order to receive government subsidies, such as direct payments and crop disaster payments, farmers who planted crops on HEL had to be in conservation compliance to reduce erosion and runoff.

Therefore, this "experiment of history"—as most current famines due to crop disaster or war is only similar to experiments in rodents that studied short-term caloric restriction followed by ad libitum feeding, whereas the vast majority of these studies investigated dietary interventions that were sustained throughout the animals entire live.

A delay of the rainfall to mid- or late June, accompanied by early autumn frosts, could produce crop disasters.

Such weather-related crop disasters will become more likely with climate change, warns a detailed report released today by the Global Food Security GFSS) program, a network of public research funding agencies in the United Kingdom.

More than half of the country is experiencing drought conditions, and counties in more than 25 states have been declared crop disasters by the U.S. Department of Agriculture USDAA).

"The cost of non-organic food doesn't include the loss of topsoil or crop-disaster relief, health concerns, climate change or dead zones in the Chesapeake Bay and Gulf of Mexico," says the Rodale Institute's Tim LaSalle.

So no one was getting richer.The figures not to mention the recent crop of disasters and wars—now suggest that Africa is losing the battle.

Here's a roundup of recent criticism and commentary on Climategate and the IPCC, organized by five issues: 1) "glaciergate," 2) African crops, 3) disaster losses, 4) whether panel head Rajendra Pachauri has too many conflicts of interest to run the IPCC, and 5) the future of the panel.