Equating water with life and food, the United Nations has made it this year’s theme for World Food Day. Safe, affordable access to clean water has never been more urgent. This past summer’s ...

Food chain? Bah! Giant water bug stalks and devours fish. This image shows the larva of a giant water bug feeding on a small fish. Nikolay Simov. July 31, 2013, 2:16 PM EDT. By Megan Gannon.

Nutrient-rich water from melting Antarctic glaciers nourishes the ocean food chain, creating feeding 'hot spots' in large gaps in the sea ice, according to a new study. Nutrient-rich water from ...

Our Climate Smart Food Digital Summit will be broadcast this week. The three day event, spanning 19-21 September, brings together big-name manufacturers, innovative start-ups, NGOs and academia to ask ...

The food chain in the ocean begins with phytoplankton, or plant plankton. Because they need to photosynthesis, they need sunlight. That means that they live up in the sunlit shallows.

Hence, we set present food-chain theory into the context of global change processes, thereby providing a scenario for understanding future aquatic ecosystems and for the management of our water ...

The food supply chain operates non-stop, 24 hours per day, seven days per week, subject to weather disruptions and ever-present fluctuations and uncertainty in supply and demand.

In 2020, during the depths of the Covid-19 pandemic, concerns around food supply were high. This prompted big changes to the way some food is produced: There was a rise in the use of regenerative ...

Researchers at the University of Toronto have shown that pollution can disrupt the “chemical conversations” water fleas rely on to communicate with other species. Daphnia, more commonly known as water ...