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Bloomberg
2 days ago
- Business
- Bloomberg
Arizona's Water Is Vanishing Before AI Gets a Crack at It
While we worry about the growing threat of robots guzzling up America's groundwater, we can't ignore the risk that cows will consume it all first. A new study this week by researchers at Arizona State University put the depth of our water problem in perspective. It found that groundwater in the lower Colorado River basin — a region filling up with both data centers for artificial intelligence and alfalfa farms to feed cows — is being depleted far more quickly than surface water from reservoirs such as Lake Mead and Lake Powell, which are also vanishing rapidly.
Khaleej Times
2 days ago
- Business
- Khaleej Times
From farm to family: The fresh promise of Al Rawabi Dairy
For over 35 years, Al Rawabi has been a household name across the UAE and Oman, delivering not just dairy products, but a promise of health, quality and sustainability. Headquartered in Dubai, Al Rawabi Dairy has consistently set the benchmark for freshness and innovation in the region's dairy industry. With the slogan 'The Nation's Health,' the company takes pride in its role as a key contributor to the well-being of millions. Al Rawabi stands out as the only dairy company headquartered in Dubai with production and processing facilities located less than 200m apart. This close proximity ensures that fresh milk is delivered to supermarket shelves in less than 12 hours from the time it's collected. 'Locally produced in Dubai, UAE' isn't just a label, it's a promise of freshness, and accountability. Serving over a million consumers daily and supplying more than 14,000 stores, Al Rawabi's impact is both broad and deep. Its farm, home to over 16,500 cows, is a model of modern, ethical farming, prioritising animal welfare, environmental responsibility, and nutritional quality. The freshness factor At Al Rawabi, freshness begins at the source. The cows are nurtured with a diet rich in natural, nutrient-packed fodder, ensuring their health and happiness. This mindful care translates into milk that is not only fresh but also bursting with flavor and packed with nutrients. From the moment it is milked to the time it reaches your table, every step in the process is carefully orchestrated to preserve purity. Rich in calcium, protein, and essential vitamins, Al Rawabi milk supports strong bones, healthy muscles, and overall vitality. Each drop embodies a commitment to quality nutrition — an essential foundation for a healthier, more active lifestyle. Innovation that leads the industry Innovation is the heartbeat of Al Rawabi's strategy. The company invests heavily in research and development, working alongside more than 100 clinics and health specialists across the GCC. The goal? To develop functional dairy products that address regional health challenges, such as vitamin deficiencies and lifestyle-related diseases. From Nutree Boost, a laban-based meal replacement with oats, to the region's first ready-to-drink Matcha Latte, Al Rawabi is constantly redefining what dairy can do. Other standout products like Vitamin D Milk and Super Milk reflect the brand's dedication to targeted health solutions for families. Al Rawabi's commitment to sustainability is both deep and wide-ranging. The completion of its environmentally friendly biogas plant is a major milestone—making the farm the first self-contained dairy operation in the UAE. Waste is recycled into energy, and natural resources are used responsibly to minimise environmental impact. The cows graze on pesticide-free pastures, and every element of production is aligned with sustainable agricultural practices. From eco-friendly packaging to reduced carbon emissions, Al Rawabi ensures that the production of every bottle of milk supports a healthier planet as well as healthier people. Milk has long been a symbol of nourishment, comfort, and family traditions. Al Rawabi recognises this cultural heritage and integrates it with modern innovation to offer products that respect the past while meeting the demands of contemporary life. By delivering products that align with traditional values and modern needs, Al Rawabi nurtures a deep emotional connection with its consumers. It's more than just milk — it's a continuation of family rituals, a gesture of care, and a commitment to a healthier future. Al Rawabi's mission goes beyond producing dairy. It actively supports local communities through employment, outreach programmes, and sustainability initiatives. By creating jobs and investing in the well-being of its employees, Al Rawabi strengthens the social fabric of the communities it serves. The brand also promotes a health-first mindset through educational campaigns and partnerships with healthcare providers. By encouraging better nutrition and healthier lifestyle choices, Al Rawabi contributes to the long-term health of the population. Dedication to excellence Every step of Al Rawabi's process — from farm to packaging is governed by rigorous quality control protocols. The company's facilities are equipped with state-of-the-art technology that meets the highest international safety and hygiene standards. This ensures that every product reaching your table is safe, nutritious, and delicious. Al Rawabi's dedication to excellence is evident in every sip. Whether you're enjoying a glass of milk, preparing your child's breakfast, or reaching for a healthy midday refreshment, Al Rawabi is a name you can rely on.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Semi driver strikes, kills 10 cows in southern Minnesota
Semi driver strikes, kills 10 cows in southern Minnesota originally appeared on Bring Me The News. A semi driver was injured when he crashed into a group of cows on the road in Fillmore County Saturday, killing ten of them. According to the Minnesota State Patrol, a semi was traveling west on Highway 16 in Fountain Township just before 4:30 a.m. when it collided with the cows near milepost 230. The semi's driver, identified as a 52-year-old Forest Lake man, was taken to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries. There were 11 cows struck in total, with ten killed and one injured. The crash is under investigation. Note: The details provided in this story are based on law enforcement's latest version of events, and may be subject to change. This story was originally reported by Bring Me The News on Jun 1, 2025, where it first appeared.
Yahoo
2 days ago
- General
- Yahoo
Truck driver collides with cows in Fillmore County
Jun. 1—FOUNTAIN TOWNSHIP, Minn. — A truck driver struck multiple cows on Minnesota Highway 16 early morning Saturday, May 31, 2025, according to the Minnesota State Patrol. According to the state patrol crash report, James Brian Gregoire, 57, of Ivanhoe, Minn., was driving a Volvo semi truck west on Highway 16 in Fountain Township in Fillmore County when he struck cows that had wandered onto the roadway. Gregoire was taken to Saint Marys Hospital with non-life threatening injuries. Multiple cows were killed in the collision, according to the report. The Preston Fire Department and Lanesboro EMS also responded to the crash.
CBS News
2 days ago
- General
- CBS News
Semi collides with cattle on Minnesota highway, killing 10 cows
Twin Cities police chief on leave following "complaint," and more headlines Twin Cities police chief on leave following "complaint," and more headlines Twin Cities police chief on leave following "complaint," and more headlines A semi truck fatally struck nearly a dozen cows early Saturday morning in southeastern Minnesota. The Minnesota State Patrol says it happened just before 4:30 a.m. on Highway 16 in Fillmore County's Fountain Township, about 30 miles southeast of Rochester. The semi driver, a 52-year-old man from Forest Lake, wasn't hurt in the crash, but 10 cows died and one survived. The state patrol says it's "currently investigating how and why the cattle were in the roadway."
