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Blue Isle Mediterranean Yogurt Spread Wins First Place At 2014 American Cheese Society Awards

2014-08-22 12:34:47| dairynetwork News Articles

Karoun Dairies' 2014 product launch, Blue Isle Mediterranean Yogurt Spreads, wins first place in the “Labneh, Greek Style Yogurt and Other Strained Cultured Products” category at the annual 2014 American Cheese Society Awards from July 29 – August 1 in Sacramento, California

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Summers Mediterranean weather brought rare birds & insects to Britain

2014-08-10 20:16:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Guardian: Exotic and colourful bee-eaters snatching dragonflies out of mid-air. Black-winged stilts birds with legs as long as supermodels bringing a touch of class to a coastal marsh. And continental butterflies swarming across the Channel to surprise Britains lepidopterists. This summer has certainly brought a touch of the Med to our shores. Britains usual wildlife has been joined by a host of new and unusual species, with many creatures staying on to breed. The news of a pair of bee-eaters nesting...

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Report shows global warming threats to Mediterranean

2014-06-13 20:45:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Summit County: Theres no reason to believe that any of the worlds oceans will be spared the effects of global warming and ocean acidification, including the Mediterranean Sea, where rapid changes threaten numerous species and entire ecosystems, according to a new report from a team of European researchers. We knew next to nothing about the combined effects of warming and acidification in the Mediterranean until this study, now we know that they are a serious double threat to our marine ecosystems, said project...

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Mediterranean Sea facing double threat of warming and acidification

2014-06-13 15:07:00| Climate Ark Climate Change & Global Warming Newsfeed

Blue and Green: The marine species of the Mediterranean Sea, as well as the livelihoods and lifestyles of millions of people that depend on them, are being threatened by a manmade combination of global warming and ocean acidification. In a new study, coordinated by the Autonomous University of Barcelona (UAB), researchers warn that the sea is both warming and acidifying at unprecedented rates, with carbon dioxide emissions to blame. "We knew next to nothing about the combined effects of warming and acidification...

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