BBC Business
Custard Apple: The Fruit That Tastes Like Dessert and Refuses to Die in a Drought
A drought-proof fruit that tastes like dessert is quietly revolutionizing Indian farming, one knobbly custard apple at a time.
2026-05-26
BBC Business
2026-05-16
Grist
Maine's Wild Blueberries Are Having a Very Bad Time Thanks to Climate Change
Maine's wild blueberry farmers are watching their iconic crop struggle through droughts, frosts, and general climate chaos, with one farm losing 93% of its harvest in 2025.
2026-05-11
The Guardian
Dry April Leaves England Parched, Scientists Suggest Maybe Don't Water Your Lawn
England's driest April in years has rivers running low and farmers worried, but reservoirs are holding steady, so you can still water your plants (for now).
2026-05-08
Inside Climate News
Colorado Aquifer Runs Low, Gets a Little Extra Danger With Your Drinking Water
As an aquifer in Colorado runs low, the water gets spiked with carcinogenic heavy metals - because nature loves a crisis, and we've been overpumping for decades.
The Good Times
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