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Clare Nasir
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Meteorologist, Channel 5
Manchester, London
Beats
Android, IoT,Technology smart gadgets, single board computers, microcontrollers Raspberry Pi, 3D printers, embedded systems processors, Linux
I have not ever written a sports story.
Content
Cooking at the top of the world: A family in Nepal share their story of climate resilience with Meteorologist Clare Nasir
By Clare Nasir Verified| ifad.org@ The foothills of the Himalayas are possibly the most remote place I have ever dined. The landscape is breath-taking. A cascade of mountain peaks extends beyond the horizon, broad meandering valleys below. We’re in Karnali Province, a six-hour drive from Nepal’s capital Kathmandu, where the land is verdant, every hue of green, at times dazzling in the sunlight, often dark and earthy as clouds and rain pass over it. The winding roads are narrow, potholed from heavy weather.
By Clare Nasir Verified| Medium@ From the outside, indoor vertical farms are unimpressive - just huge, non-descript warehouses. Step inside and immediately the air changes, it's moist, sometimes sweet, always verdant. It wafts amongst soft, coloured lighting; a strange futuristic Eden of sprouting greenery cascading from the heavens, nursed, monitored and tracked by all manner of analysts and machines. Welcome to the world of indoor Vertical Farming. It's not just the environment that sucks you in - the people too.
Cooking at the top of the world: A family in Nepal share their story of climate resilience with Meteorologist Clare Nasir
By Clare Nasir Verified| ifad.org@ The foothills of the Himalayas are possibly the most remote place I have ever dined. The landscape is breath-taking. A cascade of mountain peaks extends beyond the horizon, broad meandering valleys below. We’re in Karnali Province, a six-hour drive from Nepal’s capital Kathmandu, where the land is verdant, every hue of green, at times dazzling in the sunlight, often dark and earthy as clouds and rain pass over it. The winding roads are narrow, potholed from heavy weather.
Company Info
Channel 5
The Daily Express is a British national daily newspaper that was founded on April 24, 1900, by Sir Arthur Pearson. It is part of Reach plc and operates alongside the Sunday Express. The newspaper has a strong presence in the UK media landscape, focusing on news, politics, and entertainment. Originally launched as a penny paper for middle-class readers, the Daily Express revolutionized front-page design by emphasizing news over advertisements. It achieved significant circulation milestones in the 1930s and is known for its innovative features, including the introduction of crossword puzzles in 1924 and the publication of iconic cartoons like Rupert Bear. The Sunday Express, launched in 1918, offers content centered on showbusiness and cultural commentary. The Daily Express continues to provide print and digital news, covering a wide range of topics from breaking news to lifestyle content. Its historical impact and commitment to accessible journalism have shaped its identity over the years.
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