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1. www.reddit.com › r › WEEDSWeeds - S8E12/13 - It's Time - Series Finale Discussion

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   It's been a bunch of years (between 5 and 10 I think, estimation) since the last episode. Look how much older Stevie is! We can only assume that he died long ago enough for Nancy to get over it.

2. weeds.fandom.com › wiki › It's_TimeIt's Time | Weeds Wiki | Fandom

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   • Overview
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   "It's Time" is the two-part to the final episode of season eight of Weeds.

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   Since the last episode, some years have passed. We learn that Nancy has married David but he already died in a car accident. Weed is legal now and the Botwin family got very rich with their company. Because of Stevie's Bar Mitzvah, the whole family and friends from the past come to the house in Connecticut. Silas and Megan got married and have a da...

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   Main Cast

   •Mary-Louise Parker as Nancy Botwin •Hunter Parrish as Silas Botwin •Alexander Gould as Shane Botwin •Justin Kirk as Andy Botwin •Kevin Nealon as Doug Wilson

   Supporting Cast

   •Mateus Ward as Steven Ray Botwin •Shoshannah Stern as Megan Beals •Andy Milder - Dean Hodes •Guillermo Díaz - Guillermo García Gómez •Romany Malco - Conrad Shepard •Maulik Pancholy - Sanjay Patel •Fatso-Fasano - Marvin •Julanne Chidi Hill - Clinique

   Crew

   Directed By: Michael Trim Written By: Jenji Kohan

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4. www.weforum.org › agenda › 20205 reasons weeds are the new superfood | World Economic Forum

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   Nov 24, 2020 · Plants we consider to be weeds may soon be feeding our growing global population – and helping to combat climate change. Here’s how. Weeds can help us readdressing food consumption, production and nutrition at the roots.

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5. www.cbc.ca › news › scienceWeeds get a bad rap, but many are crucial to the ecosystem

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   May 29, 2020 · It's that time of year when people get down and dirty in their yards, and that inevitably means contending with weeds.

6. www.bbc.co.uk › future › articleHow weeds help fight climate change - BBC Future

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   May 10, 2019 · Most people see weeds as a problem. But one farmer has found they can help make dry, damaged land lush again – not to mention absorb carbon from the atmosphere.

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7. www.researchgate.net › publication › 379488396Understanding the Effects of Changing Climate on Weeds and ...

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   Apr 2, 2024 · One of the most important features of the changing climate that can affect existing plants and weeds, allowing the displacement of certain native weeds by others and their spread into...

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   Why are weeds important?

   • Their ability to capture carbon can help tackle climate change. Weeds can also assist farmers by identifying soil problems to boost yields. A “plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered”was how the 19th-century American poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson, described a weed – and he may have been on to something.

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   How do weeds help farmers?

   • Weeds can also assist farmers by identifying soil problems to boost yields. A “plant whose virtues have not yet been discovered”was how the 19th-century American poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson, described a weed – and he may have been on to something. Weeds act like a carbon sink and can help control climate change. Image: Pixabay

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   Why do we eat weeds?

   • “Weeds are an index of what is wrong and – and sometimes what is right – with the soil,” says Charles Walters, author of Weeds: Control without Poisons. For example, ragweed is a sign of potassium deficiency, while bitterweed grows where soil is poorly drained. Even when we can’t eat them, weeds can help us grow more food.

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   Do weeds do more good than harm?

   • But there is a growing awareness that these sometimes prickly, sometimes unsightly plants may actually do more good than harm. Andre Mayer spoke to Dan Kraus, national conservation biologist at the Nature Conservancy of Canada, about weeds' bad reputation and their proven ecological benefits. "Weed" has a negative connotation.

   Weeds get a bad rap, but many are crucial to the ecosystem

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   Do weeds have a bad reputation?

   • Andre Mayer spoke to Dan Kraus, national conservation biologist at the Nature Conservancy of Canada, about weeds' bad reputation and their proven ecological benefits. "Weed" has a negative connotation. What does the word even mean? Weed is a very subjective term. There is no scientific definition that says: this is a weed, this is not a weed.

   Weeds get a bad rap, but many are crucial to the ecosystem

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   Why is weed management important in urban areas?

   • It's important that it changes, because in most urban areas, lawns [collectively] are the largest area of green space, and how we manage those ecosystems can have an impact on urban biodiversity. What are the most common weeds?

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9. www.bbc.com › news › articlesExtreme heat hits countries around the world - BBC

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   6 days ago · India. Northern India is experiencing a weeks-long heatwave, with temperatures of 44-45C (113F) recorded. The prolonged heat has led to power consumption records being broken as Indians turn up ...