Millions of citizens have flooded to the streets to celebrate! You can hear the music, see the flags, yet all western media outlets want you to believe that Lula won his election.
@Ryanmatta@GenXGirl1994 The zionists are using AI to create propaganda and gaslight the world. There are probably millions of post being altered daily.. fun times..
In 2005, Swedish billionaire Johan Eliasch acquired roughly 400,000 acres of Amazon rainforest in Brazil by purchasing a logging company that controlled the land, and instead of continuing to cut down trees he shut down the company’s logging operations and focused on protecting the rainforest from further destruction.
The land became part of a larger conservation effort, preserving wildlife habitat and helping protect one of the planet’s most important natural carbon stores, and his actions also drew more attention to the fight against deforestation and the protection of tropical forests.
400,000 acres.
1 logging company purchased.
1 decision to stop cutting trees.
@WikiLeaksQ The vaccine is for depopulation... its job is to kill many, make the rest infertile and leave noone accountable. Well we know who is accountable.
@WikiLeaksQ What about Trump's treason ?... he is Isreal's puppet. Treason is in season with the current administration. Not to mention theft, this administration aka Isreal's puppet show has stolen billions from the American people !. Never forget that !.
Candace Owens needs to see this immediately. We now have evidence from the medical examiner that proves that Charlie Kirk was not shot by a shooter on the roof.
American farmers are using ultraviolet light to fight crop diseases.
TRIC Robotics has built autonomous machines that move through California strawberry fields at night. The robots use UV-C light and strong vacuums to control crop diseases and pests.
They do not strip pesticide residue already on the fruit. They are meant to cut how often farmers need to spray pesticides in the first place. UV-C light damages the DNA of fungi that cause powdery mildew, gray mold, and anthracnose fruit rot. It can also disrupt mites and other small farm pests. Timing matters. The treatment has to happen after dark.
Many fungi and mites have light-activated systems that repair ultraviolet damage. At night that repair works less well, so farmers can use a lower UV-C dose that kills pathogens without burning the plants.
USDA researchers found that nighttime treatments of about 30 to 60 seconds could control several strawberry diseases at doses below the level that harms leaves or fruit.
TRIC's robots carry UV-C lights across several crop rows and steer themselves through the fields. Some also use a bug vacuum to pull off insects that light alone may not stop.
Because the machines work overnight, they can treat fields while workers and harvest equipment are gone. The company says its robots have treated more than 1,500 acres, or 607 hectares, of commercial strawberry fields and have helped growers rely less on fungicides and pesticides.
The work is focused on strawberries for now. Researchers have also tested nighttime UV-C treatments on tomatoes, grapes, and ornamental plants. The method will not replace every farm chemical. Different weeds, insects, and diseases need different tools. Claims that it could replace glyphosate are not yet backed by the evidence presented.
Scientists have created one of the most detailed 3D reconstructions of a human cell (eukaryotic cell) ever produced.
This groundbreaking model, often termed a "Cellular Landscape Cross-Section Through a Eukaryotic Cell," combines data from X-ray tomography, nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), and cryo-electron microscopy to map molecular structures in extreme detail.
@Rainmaker1973 Thats why my generations children are the first generation to underperform their parents in a large percentage. I graduated high school in 1997 and the following year there was a big push for schools to mainstream the use of laptops. That and school lunches were ruined.