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Global Warming Dims the Spicy Appeal of Chili Peppers

11 days ago

As climate change continues to reshape agricultural practices and crop production, one of the most alarming impacts is the diminishing heat of chili peppers. This beloved staple in cuisines around the world is undergoing a significant transformation as rising temperatures alter how these fiery fruits are grown and experienced.

How Pepperdine University Overcame Malibu's Devastating Franklin Fire

12 days ago

In December 2024, the picturesque Malibu campus of Pepperdine University was poised for its winter holiday season when disaster struck in the form of the Franklin Fire. This catastrophic blaze swept through the region, jeopardizing the safety of students, faculty, and the preservation of the university's precious landscape. However, Pepperdine's resilience in the face of adversity demonstrated its commitment to community and recovery.

Devastating Malibu Fire Triggers Urgent Evacuations and a Shelter-in-Place Order at Pepperdine University

14 days ago

A significant wildfire has broken out in Malibu, California, prompting rapid evacuation orders for residents in the area and the implementation of a shelter-in-place directive for those on or near the Pepperdine University campus. The fire, which ignited in the early hours of Monday, December 10, 2024, has quickly escalated, fueled by strong winds and dry conditions typical of this season.

EU's Combustion Engine Ban Under Scrutiny: Europe's Largest Party Calls for Revision

2 months ago

The European Union's ambitious plan to ban the sales of new combustion engine cars by 2035 is now facing significant scrutiny, particularly from the European People's Party (EPP), the largest political group in the bloc. This call for a reassessment comes amid rising concerns about the sustainability of the transition to electric vehicles, especially in light of several challenges related to supply chains, infrastructure, and environmental impact.