Nov 2 (Reuters) - Britain, the United States, India, China and the European Union will aim to raise production of near-zero emission steel in all parts of the world by 2030 reuters.com/business/envi…
Cab Calloway and his orchestra performing in the Cotton Club in Harlem where they would often be at. Cab and his bandmates would be one of the first successful black musicians to be recognized and gain fame in the United States. Oh and also Cab himself was one of the smoothest cats ever born (1935)
How would things in the United States change if large companies like Apple and Nike didn't outsource productions, and manufactured everything in the US?
YSK Less than 2% of the population in the United States is in agricultural production.
This is important on not just a personal level but a macroeconomic level too. There are so few of us left and even fewer of the younger generation.
I'm a fourth generation cattle rancher and the only woman as co-owner with my dad. After receiving my Bachelor's in Agricultural Science, I gained a new perspective in addition to knowledge I took back home with me. What I do is more than just a job but a calling. We're a dying breed and objectively I just like for people to know about it.
Ford will shift production of the Focus compact car from the United States to China. And in a first for the automaker, it will ship many of these cars back to the U.S. to sell. money.cnn.com/2017/06/20/…
[OC] Energy production and consumption in the United States in 2018
VOW: Impact are now in full control of New Japan's production and decisions in the United States twitter.com/voiceswrestli…
Cab Calloway and his orchestra performing in the Cotton Club in Harlem where they would often be at. Cab and his bandmates would be one of the first successful black musicians to be recognized and gain fame in the United States. Oh and also Cab himself was one of the smoothest cats ever born (1935)
I work for a production company and have only shot climbing a handful of times. Here is a piece I edited of two men attempting to climb Maniac, a 5.13d climb in the easternmost point of the United States. A climb truly in the middle of nowhere. youtube.com/watch?v=waKyf…
Oklahoma hit with 70 quakes in a week. Earthquakes have been linked to oil and gas activity for more than five decades, but in recent years the rate of tremors has shot up across the United States in areas where drilling and waste from the production occur usatoday.com/story/news/2…
A new study establishes that environmental damage caused by corn production results in 4,300 premature deaths annually in the United States, representing a monetized cost of $39 billion. eurekalert.org/pub_releas…
How big of a role did slavery play in the United States' economy besides the Cotton and textile industries?
Everybody knows about the intimate link between the cotton industry of the American South the the institution of slavery in the United States, I often read or hear that the invention of the cotton gin and its ability to increase profitability "saved" and perpetuated slavery in the South, the expression "king cotton" comes to mind. But I know slaves were also used in other industries, most notably the tobacco industry (at least, I know for sure they were integral to the tobacco industry of the Caribbean pre-British Abolition, and I assume slave labour played as critical a role in the tobacco industry in the United States), and I am asking how big a role chattel slavery played in the United States' economy beyond cotton and textiles.
What if the cotton Gin was introduced to the United states in the late 17th-early 18th century?
TIL that the New World primary screwworm, once a major pest in the United States, has been completely eradicated through an extensive release program by the USDA of sterilized males. The USDA maintains a sterile screwworm fly production plant and release program. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cal…
What if cotton never became "king" in the southern United States?
For various reasons, cotton never becomes the dominant cash crop in the south. Tobacco, sugar, rice, fruits, hemp and indigo are more widely grown. Perhaps new crops like tea and silk also are successfully introduced.
Researchers estimate that installing floating solar photovoltaics on the more than 24,000 man-made U.S. reservoirs could generate about 10 percent of the nation’s annual electricity production, revealing for the first time the potential for floating PV to produce electricity in the United States. nrel.gov/news/press/2018/…
Senator Tom Cotton tweet: Anyone who participates in the Chinese Communist Party’s attack on the freedoms of Hongkongers should have their U.S. assets frozen and should be barred from traveling to the United States. twitter.com/SenTomCotton/…
TIL that following “Dunk-a-roos” being discontinued in the United States in 2012, General Mills in 2016 encouraged Canadians traveling to the United States to bring the snack to Americans who wanted it in a campaign called "Smugglaroos", as the product still remains in production in Canada en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dun…
"Latin American Narcotics Connection / Maritime Trafficking". A map created by the CIA in 1985 showing prominent narcotic production sites in Latin America and the maritime routes by which they are trafficked into the United States. [7812x8986]
Fracking prompts global spike in atmospheric methane. About two-thirds of all new gas production over the last decade has been shale gas mostly in the United States but also western Canada egu.eu/news/506/new-study…
Tom Cotton Just Silenced The Entire Senate With What He Just Leaked On Hillary Clinton: “In her blaming her loss on these actors, has Hillary Clinton become an unwitting agent of Russians goals in the United States” youtube.com/watch?v=rub5F…
Great Noam Chomsky excerpt: "The military system in the united states is basically a government guaranteed market for high-technology production." twitter.com/GuerrillaCodi…
“We will not accept an increase in production” GM workers in Mexico hold assembly to discuss strike in the United States wsws.org/en/articles/2019…
Oklahoma hit with 70 quakes in a week. Earthquakes have been linked to oil and gas activity for more than five decades, but in recent years the rate of tremors has shot up across the United States in areas where drilling and waste from the production occur usatoday.com/story/news/2…
TIL "Nearly all of the world's popcorn production is in the" United States of America, "with 25 states growing the crop. Over one fourth of the national production is in Nebraska, and Indiana produces only slightly less. Other major popcorn-producing states are Illinois, Ohio, and Missouri." specialcollections.nal.us…
Trends in pesticide use on soybean, corn and cotton since the introduction of major genetically modified crops in the United States - Coupe - 2015 - Pest Management Science onlinelibrary.wiley.com/d…
Energy in the United States, production and usage of electricity compared with overall energy [OC]
Is it possible for David Productions to legally make the JoJo OPs available in the United States?
I've had to replace my entire playlist of jojo OPs at least twice now due to copyright issues. What's stopping DP and even other studios from uploading OPs to official channels and cashing in on the ad revenue? Or is there something else I'm not aware of?
TIL The first five-day workweek in the United States was instituted by a New England cotton mill in 1908 to afford Jewish workers the ability to adhere to the Sabbath. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wor…
US Appeals to Aid Recipients for Help in Fighting Coronavirus: State Department is instructing its top diplomats to press governments & businesses in Eastern Europe & Eurasia to ramp up exports & production of life-saving medical equipment & protective gear for the United States foreignpolicy.com/2020/03…
TIL During WW2, the United States Air Force conducted strategic bombing on German ball bearing factories. This was believed to reduce the production of machine guns, tanks, planes, artillery, and submarines since they relied heavily on these parts. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sec…
Cleveland, Ohio, USA, in 1877. Once bigger than Chicago, railroad construction consequently made Chicago bigger (and the hub for the meatpacking industry). Cleveland became the 6th largest city regardless by 1950 but dropped in population due to industrial production leaving United States
United States: American Version of the Eurovision Song Contest in Production? - Eurovoix eurovoix.com/2019/05/13/u…
