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Farmers warn of first year without harvest since Second World War

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Farmers warn of first year without harvest since Second World War

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World [email protected]English • 8 months ago

Unprecedented flooding and wettest 18 months on record mean crop yields will be significantly down, with risk of food shortages

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Flying SquidM
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1•7 months ago
No, my claim is a PRC news source is not trustworthy.

If you want to show me a source that discusses this issue from a media outlet that isn’t state-controlled, feel free to do so and I will read it.

I do not give my time to state-controlled media.
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  BBC? CBC? NPR? RFA? Al Jazeera?
  
  What, exactly, do you think the incentive is for a PRC news source to discourage solar panel adoption?
  - Flying SquidM
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    Neither the BBC nor NPR are state-run media.
    
    State-funded is not the same. You’re being dishonest.
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      Jeez my bad the government responsive for legislating the sale of my broadcast rights has no oversight into the operations of my media company. Silly me.
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        1•7 months ago
        Being sarcastic about your dishonesty makes it no less dishonest.
        
        But feel free to give me some examples of the U.S. government interfering with NPR’s programming.

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