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Schmallenberg Virus Outbreak in Brittany Prompts Widespread Vaccination Efforts

An outbreak of Schmallenberg virus (SBV) in Brittany, France, between June 1st and August 7th, has resulted in approximately 3,500 reported cases in sheep and cattle, exceeding last year's numbers by a third, prompting widespread vaccination efforts despite concerns about low vaccination coverage.

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Zero Hunger
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Hamburg's Honey Harvest Reduced by Unusually Dry Spring

Hamburg beekeepers reported a lower-than-average honey harvest in spring 2025 due to an unusually dry and warm spring, impacting honey reserves, though summer yields recovered. The Imkerverband Hamburg, with approximately 750 beekeepers and 4,000 bee colonies, notes that the number of beekeepers is ...

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Turkish Hazelnut Frost Cuts Harvest, Sending Prices Soaring

A severe April frost in Turkey reduced the hazelnut harvest by 36 percent, causing prices to surge by over one-third, impacting global food companies like Ritter Sport and Ferrero who source hazelnuts from Turkey, the world's leading producer.

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French Constitutional Council Blocks Acetamiprid Pesticide Reintroduction

France's Constitutional Council partially blocked a law aiming to reintroduce the pesticide acetamiprid on August 7th, 2025, creating divisions among political parties and agricultural groups.

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Life on Land
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France Bans Bee-Killing Pesticide After Constitutional Court Ruling

France's Constitutional Council annulled a law provision permitting the use of the bee-killing pesticide acetamiprid, citing violation of the country's environmental charter, following a 2.1 million-signature petition and despite support from some farmers and the Macron government.

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Life on Land
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Noorderlicht Biënnale: Technology's Control Over Nature

The Noorderlicht Biënnale's "Machine Entanglements" exhibition in the Netherlands uses art installations to explore how technology shapes and controls nature, examining its impact on agriculture and wildlife through data collection and AI.

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Responsible Consumption and Production
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Atlantic Canada Drought: Wildfires, Crop Failures, and Water Shortages

Severe drought conditions in Atlantic Canada are causing wildfires, crop failures, and water shortages, with rainfall levels at 60 percent of normal in some areas, impacting farmers and rural residents alike.

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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Major Fire Ravages Mount Vesuvius National Park

A major fire in the Mount Vesuvius National Park, visible from space, is still raging despite efforts from 6 Canadairs, 4 helicopters, and 15 Civil Protection teams. The fire, which has three active fronts, has caused significant damage to agriculture and tourism and is under investigation.

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Life on Land
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French Acetamiprid Ban Creates Uneven Playing Field for Farmers

France's Constitutional Council blocked the reintroduction of the pesticide acetamiprid, leaving French farmers at a competitive disadvantage against their European counterparts who can use it, jeopardizing the competitiveness of French sugar beet and hazelnut production.

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No Poverty
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Sharp Drop in Illegal Immigration from Libya to Greece

Illegal immigrant arrivals from Libya to Crete and Gavdos dropped significantly to 913 in one month after asylum suspension, compared to 2711 in the first week of July; this is attributed to the suspension and diplomatic efforts with Libya.

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Peace, Justice, and Strong Institutions
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French Groundwater Levels Remain Critically Low Despite July Rainfall

France's groundwater reserves are predominantly below normal (88%) despite July rainfall, worsening slightly from June, with the Roussillon region critically low; however, levels are higher than in 2022-2023.

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Clean Water and Sanitation
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Mass Bee Deaths in Novosibirsk Region Raise Concerns About Pesticide Use

Beekeepers in the Novosibirsk region's Toguchinsky and Kochkovsky districts report mass bee deaths, possibly from pesticide use on nearby fields, resulting in significant economic losses and prompting investigations by regional authorities and Rosselkhoznadzor.

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Zero Hunger

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