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We also suggest that groups of countries could come together in sugar transition partnerships between producers and consumers that encourage a diversion of sugar away from peoples' diets to more beneficial uses.

"It does not matter who is in power," he posted on X, adding that a "structured and broad-minded approach" is more beneficial than "targeted and individual changes".

“The helicopter coordinator position is more beneficial during nighttime helicopter operations than a fixed-wing aerial supervision platform that’s way too high above the fire,” said Marrone, who was previously in charge of the county’s air operations.

But the data on U.S. employment and the economy overwhelmingly suggest a reality far more beneficial when it comes to immigration than the nightmarish vision the former president has put forth.

“These cyanobacteria blooms are very adaptable and have a lot of unique characteristics to help them excel and thrive and bloom compared to other species that are more beneficial and more benign,” said West Bishop, an algae scientist and research manager at the water quality restoration company Eutrophix, who has treated Silverwood Lake in the past.