Authorities have finally made an arrest in a tragic and fatal crime from nearly three decades ago. The post Rerun of ‘America’s Most Wanted’ Leads to Arrest in Cold Case That Haunted Detectives for Decades appeared first on The Gateway Pundit.

Family carers in Clare are pleading with the Government not to leave them in the cold this winter. Ahead of next week’s Budget announcement, Family Carers Ireland says a reported increase of just seven euro fifty a week in Carer’s Allowance would fall far short of what families need. Family Carers Ireland says the timing […] The post Clare Family Carers Fear Being Left Out In The Cold In Budget 2027 appeared first on Clare FM.

Food and Agriculture Renewables, Farmer Aggregation Offer Solutions to Africa’s Post-Harvest Losses KIGALI, Oct 2 2026 (IPS) - Post-harvest losses, particularly in rural areas, threaten the gains Africa is making in agricultural production and export capacity. In Sub-Saharan Africa, up to 40% of farm produce is lost because of a lack of cold storage, according to industry players. Highly perishable farm produce, like fruits and vegetables, can go as high as 70%. With agriculture accounting for one-third of the Gross Domestic Product and employing over 60%, such a loss threatens jobs and the livelihoods of millions of people. Farmers in Africa grapple with a lack of reliable refrigeration, an underdeveloped cold chain and unreliable power storage, leaving harvests to heat and spoilage. Poor road networks and limited refrigerated transport options also worsen the situation. Farmers transport fruits long distances to processing centres under non-ideal conditions, resulting in losses. Renewable Energy Offers an Opportunity At the Africa Food Systems Forum in Kigali, Rwanda, experts are exploring how renewable energy can ease the burden on farmers who often turn to diesel generators to cool their farms’ fresh produce. Olamide Niyi-Afuye, Chief Executive Officer at Africa Minigrid Developers Association (AMDA), an industry association...

A common criticism of heat pumps is that they do not work in cold weather. But how did heat pumps became a Nordic success story?