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All rights reserved Vicious heat waves are sweeping parts of the globe, along with the dangers that come with blazing-hot temperatures: wildfires, dehydration and even death The hot weather could also push prices up for food Western Europe has been facing sweltering temperatures; the thermostat hit triple digits more than 20 times in Seville in southern Spain in July. More than 20 wildfires were also burning in Spain and Portugal and persistent drought has left rivers and reservoirs running so low that they're exposing ancient artifacts (Russia and Ukraine are among the world's biggest exporters of grain.) But climate change is becoming a driver of inflation wildfires and other disasters have been wreaking economic havoc "Heatflation" might already have something to do with escalating food costs around the world A heat wave in India this spring devastated wheat plants searing heat and drought in the Great Plains scorched the wheat crop and also enabled wheat-munching grasshopper populations to flourish The grain's price nearly doubled to $10.17 a bushel Extreme temperatures endanger livestock, too: The heat wave that struck much of the country in June caused thousands of cattle to die of heat stress in Kansas "We all know our grocery bills are going up," Bob Keefe, the author of the book "Climatenomics," said when we interviewed him in June "Part of the reason is that when you lose crops to storms or drought or flooding In a December 2021 report researchers at the European Central Bank examined the evidence that abnormal temperatures can drive inflation Looking at seasonal temperatures and price indicators in 48 countries they found that hot summers had "by far the largest and longest-lasting impact" on food prices The effect lasted almost a year and was especially noticeable in developing countries "We find that higher temperatures over recent decades have played a non-negligible role in driving price developments," the authors concluded While climate action and economic concerns are often pitted against one another the evidence is piling up that in many cases This article is republished from the Grist under a Creative Commons license. You can find the original article here or subscribe to its weekly newsletter here Please copy/paste the following text to properly cite this HowStuffWorks.com article: `;return t.byline_authors_html&&(e+=`By: ${t.byline_authors_html}`),t.byline_authors_html&&t.byline_date_html&&(e+=" | "),t.byline_date_html&&(e+=t.byline_date_html),e+=`\n\t\t\t\t LBV Magazine English Edition As part of the Loire Riverbed Rebalancing Program carried out by Voies Navigables de France (VNF) the National Institute for Preventive Archaeological Research (Inrap) conducted two excavations along the riverbanks specifically in Ancenis-Saint-Géréon (Loire-Atlantique) These archaeological investigations have revealed surprising discoveries including a stone and wood structure from the Roman era as well as the remains of a medieval boat from the 9th or 10th century which involves reducing or removing numerous groynes along the Loire poses a short-term threat to several archaeological remains trapped in the sand such as ancient constructions or shipwrecks were investigated during the low water period between August and October sudden floods or variations in water levels complicated some operations as occurred with the excavation on Mouchet Island which was interrupted on September 10 due to rising river levels The excavations have provided valuable information about the use and history of the Loire initially thought to be related to modern-era navigation carbon-14 dating revealed that it corresponded to the Roman period composed of horizontal beams and wooden posts anchored in the riverbed was likely used as a bank reinforcement system or possibly as a river crossing to connect nearby settlements The excavation area is 1.5 km from the Airennes slope on the right bank where a Gallo-Roman occupation has been documented and 1.5 km from the ancient settlement of La Nigaudière on the left bank The structure discovered on Coton Island may have been part of the connection between these ancient settlements and the river rivers were widely used for the transportation of goods and people The waterways formed an important network for distributing craft and agricultural products throughout Gaul and to cities with ports The original layout of Coton Island has not yet revealed all its secrets but it undoubtedly played a crucial role in both river access and the protection of the head of Coton Island built of oak wood and adapted for river navigation The boat’s architecture is unique in the region and shows advanced shipbuilding techniques influenced by ancient vessels from the Rhône Valley Ongoing studies aim to define more precisely the original use of the boat which may have been employed for transporting goods or people On the occasion of the European Heritage Days Inrap will organize a screening and conference at the open-air theater in Ancenis on September 21 archaeologists Anne Hoyau-Berry and Yann Viau will present the results of the 2024 excavations and share details about previous research from 2022 which included the discovery of medieval fisheries and 17th- and 18th-century shipwrecks on Coton and Poulas Islands Institut National de Recherches Archéologiques Préventives (INRAP) Subscribe to get the latest posts sent to your email. 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Please get in touch Update my browser now × You don't have permission to access the page you requested What is this page?The website you are visiting is protected.For security reasons this page cannot be displayed Please enable JS and disable any ad blocker NATIONAL ASSEMBLY: Member of Parliament Fabien Roussel gestures before French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne delivers a speech to announce the use of the article 49.3 a special clause in the French Constitution to push the pensions reform bill through the lower house of parliament without a vote by lawmakers PROTEST: Protesters take part in a demonstration against the French government's pension reform plan as part of the eighth day of national strike and protests PARIS — French Prime Minister Elisabeth Borne used a special procedure to push an unpopular pensions bill through the National Assembly without a vote Thursday triggering boos and shouts of "Resign!" in rare chaotic scenes in the French parliament But it also shows President Emmanuel Macron and his government failed to garner a majority in parliament in a blow to the centrist president and his ability to win support from other parties for further reforms Borne was greeted by boos and jeers as she arrived in the National Assembly to announce that she would invoke article 49.3 of the constitution to skip a vote on the reform measures The session was suspended for two minutes after left-wing lawmakers singing the national anthem prevented Borne from speaking Some held placards reading "No to 64 years." Borne took the floor but her speech was largely drowned out by the same boos and chants "We cannot gamble on the future of our pensions this reform is necessary," Borne told lawmakers to explain why she was using the 49.3 procedure Far-right leader Marine Le Pen said Borne should resign "This last-minute resort to 49.3 is an extraordinary sign of weakness," she said Asked about a possible resignation in an interview with the TF1 television evening news Borne said she still had a lot of work ahead of her: "There is the energy crisis the climate crisis and the Ukraine war is continuing," she said a spontaneous and unplanned protest of about 7,000 people against the reform continued into the night on the Place de la Concorde in Paris Police fired tear gas and charged in an effort to disperse the crowd In several other French cities including Marseille there were also spontaneous protests against the reform French unions called for another day of strikes and action against the reform on March 23 Opinion polls show that a vast majority of voters oppose the pension reform who say there are other ways to balance the accounts The government's use of the 49.3 procedure is likely to further enrage unions protesters and left-wing opposition parties who say the pension overhaul is unfair and unnecessary Socialist Party head Olivier Faure told Reuters earlier on Thursday that such a move could unleash "uncontrollable anger" after weeks of rolling strikes and protests that have hit power production blocked some shipments from refineries and seen garbage pile up on the streets of Paris "We're as determined as ever," said CGT unionist Christophe Jouanneau at a refinery on strike in the western France city of Donges Opposition parties said they would request a vote of no confidence in the government That is unlikely to pass as most conservative lawmakers would not be expected to back it - unless a surprise alliance of MPs from all sides is formed from the far-left to the far-right and including the conservatives The government had initially said the reform would allow the system to break even by 2030 with 17.7 billion euros in additional annual contributions coming from pushing back the retirement age and extending the pay-in period It says the accounts will still be balanced in that timeframe with additional income compensating measures agreed by Macron's camp to try to get LR's support including a softener for those who started to work early and a top-up for some working mothers Poll results are published every Monday in The Guam Daily Post University of Guam students and faculty are leveraging international academic conferences to foster economic innovation and workforce development positioning the island as a hub for what School of Business and Public Administration Dean Roseann Jones Saturday’s Mad Collab Block Party in Hagåtña brought together more than 70 local businesses and artists in celebration with hundreds of attendees It was all about the wonders of Artificial Intelligence in the palm of your hand All of the latest features in Samsung's Galaxy AI were showcased at a GTA-sponsored event Thursday Your browser is out of date and potentially vulnerable to security risks.We recommend switching to one of the following browsers: By 2014-02-26T11:44:08+00:00 According to the proposed merger announced on 12 February French vegetable co-operative Val Nantais is set to become the vegetable division of large agricultural co-operative Terrena based in Ancenis in the west-coast department of Loire-Atlantique Should the merger gain the approval of the boards of the two structures as well as the go-ahead of the competition authority then it will become operational by the end of the first term of 2014 which boasts a turnover of €55m and has 45 members and 250 employees a quarter of which is exported to northern Europe Val Nantais has been working in partnership with the Bonduelle Group the global leader in fresh-cut vegetables with a turnover of €1.9bn and 57 processing and production sites in 12 countries Bonduelle relies on Val Nantais for the salad production of its members as well as on the fresh-cut processing unit The deal with Terrena is reportedly set to strengthen synergies and open up new opportunities for development Terrena has 22,000 members and 11,848 employees achieving a turnover in 2011 of €4.4bn and marketing its products under various brands the co-operative intends to develop its ecologically friendly 'Nouvelle Agriculture' range of products which also places a particular emphasisis on the nutritional benefits of the produce Val Nantais would apparently retain its identity and headquarters in Saint-Julien-de-Concelles with its president Patrick Briand joining the Terrena board and presiding over Terrena's vegetable commission while director Didier Baley would join the upstream management committee and steer the vegetable business Site powered by Webvision Cloud Marie Sol Chaque année, le site kebab-frites dévoile son classement annuel des meilleurs kebabs de France Et cette année une adresse nantaise atteint le podium  Le site de référence du best kebab est de retour avec son classement des meilleurs de l’Hexagone suivie par Le Delizioso à Toulouse qui cède sa première place de 2022 Et c’est à la 31ème place que se hisse une adresse près de Nantes : Authentique Kebab (49 resto bien connu des habitants du quartier Une poissonnerie pas comme les autres s’installe à Nantes Taste the Screen : « manger ce que vous voyez à l’écran » débarque à Nantes Un nouveau bar sur les bords de Loire tout juste ouvert près de Nantes The Manitou group inaugurates its new entity Manitou Equipment India Private Limited following the recent acquisition of TEREX Equipment Private Limited the group underlines its commitment to develop backhoe loaders and skid steer loaders markets in India and in other emerging countries Manitou Ancenis-based teams (France) are meeting their new Manitou Equipment India (MEI) counterparts in Greater Noida The objective is to present Manitou Group’s ambitions to the 340 MEI employees and to exchange about cultural diversity to facilitate collaboration between the different teams the Manitou group has set up a dedicated integration team which will be in direct link with MEI for the next eight months 200 people are invited to the inauguration day A press conference has allowed the group’s managing executive to present the group and the acquisition and integration project for MEI “With the experienced and motivated Manitou Equipment India teams We also have an effective and competitive industrial platform on which we can build to truly benefit from a very promising Indian construction sector and new opportunities which we will develop We have a lot of cards in hand to develop the company in India and emerging countries Our ambition is to develop existing MEI backhoe and skid steers and an additional range of localised products for Asia,” adds Michel 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