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一 |     COPENHAGEN, Denmark -- Gale-force winds and floods struck several countries in Northern Europe as the region braced for more heavy rain on Friday. In Scotland, one person was reported dead after being swept into a river and authorities searched for a man thought to be trapped in his vehicle.The gale-force winds are expected to hit hardest in the eastern part of Denmark's Jutland peninsula and the Danish islands in the Baltic Sea. But the northern part of the British Isles, southern Sweden and Norway, and northern Germany are also on the path of the storm, named Babet by U.K.’s weather forecaster, the Met Office.Eastern Scotland continued to bear the brunt of the stormy weather. On Friday, the Met Office issued a new “red” warning for parts of eastern Scotland for further flooding throughout Saturday.A 57-year-old woman died Thursday after being swept into a river in the region of Angus, where 400 homes were evacuated. A police spokeswoman said they were informed Thursday about a man within a vehicle trapped in floodwaters in nearby Marykirk.With the worst of the heavy rain in Scotland set to diminish over the coming hours, emergency services warned that rivers may still rise and breach flood defenses. Some parts of the town of Brechin are only accessible by boat after its flood defenses were overwhelmed by the heavy rainfall, raising concerns about further loss of life.“I cannot stress how dangerous conditions are in Brechin in particular,” said Scotland’s first minister, Humza Yousaf.Wind gusts in excess of 60 mph (100 kph) were likely on Friday. Several major road sections and rail routes were closed in Scotland, while air passengers were facing flight cancellations.On Thursday, the Met Office issued a rare red alert — the highest level of weather warning — for parts of Scotland, predicting “exceptional rainfall” and “danger to life from fast-flowing or deep floodwater.” The last red alert in the U.K. was issued in 2020.The storm has already brought more than a month’s worth of rain in the worst-affected regions in Scotland and is set to pummel many parts of northern England over Friday.“It will probably be some kind of historic event,” Hans Peter Wandler of the Danish Meteorological Institute told the Ekstra Bladet daily. “But we’ll have to wait until it’s over to see if it’s going to be a two-year event or a 100-year event.” Police in southern Denmark — the Danish region expected to be the worst hit — said that a number of road sections in the low-lying areas were flooded and a few trees have also fallen. Citing the Danish Meteorological Institute — which issued a warning for “very dangerous weather,” its highest — police in southern Denmark said that the water level would continue to rise. Sea levels in parts of inland Danish waters were expected to rise up to 240 centimeters (nearly eight feet) above normal. In neighboring Sweden, meteorologists warned of the risk of extensive flooding which may cause limited access on roads and railways along the southern coasts of the Scandinavian country. Water levels were expected to begin dropping again on Saturday morning, Swedish meteorologists said.A bridge near Norway’s second-largest city was protectively closed, the Bergens Tidende newspaper said. Ferries across the region were canceled and air traffic was hampered, with delays and a few cancellations. The Swedish Transportation Authority suspended service of several train and bus lines in southern Sweden, because of the weather, prompting Skanetrafiken, the operator of the local transit system, to recommend ”avoiding travel on public transport.””Some regional bus routes will be canceled and there is a risk that both regional and replacement buses in service may also be canceled at short notice,” Skanetrafiken said on its website.In Germany, some streets and squares were flooded in the cities of Flensburg, Kiel and Wismar on the Baltic coast. Fallen trees caused some disruption, including a railway line. Ferry operator Scandlines suspended services on its Roedby-Puttgarden and Gedser-Rostock routes between Denmark and Germany.On Germany’s North Sea coast, the high winds had the opposite effect to the flooding on the Baltic coast, pushing the water further out and leading to very low water levels. Ferries to some North Sea islands were canceled.___Pan Pylas in London, and Geir Moulson in Berlin, contributed to this report.___Follow AP’s climate and environment coverage at https://apnews.com/hub/climate-and-environment。    AI摘要      漳州“蜜柚绿色高效生产技术”项目获全国农牧渔业丰收奖三等奖，通过集成土壤改良、减药减肥、绿色防控等技术，推动产业提质增效与生态协同，助力乡村振兴。         近日，农业农村部公布了2022—2024年度全国农牧渔业丰收奖获奖名单，“福建省漳州市蜜柚绿色高效生产技术创新集成与推广应用”项目，荣获全国农牧渔业丰收奖农业技术推广成果奖三等奖。         该项目由市农业农村局牵头主持，联合平和县经济作物站、漳州市农业科学研究所、中宝（福建）食品科技有限公司、福建省农业科学院亚热带农业研究所等单位共同完成。项目聚焦漳州蜜柚产业发展痛点，围绕绿色生产、品质提升、生态保护开展技术攻关与成果转化，为漳州蜜柚产业高质量发展、助力乡村振兴提供坚实科技支撑。项目重点开展果园土壤改良修复、化肥农药减量增效、病虫害绿色防控、果园生草栽培、蜜柚标准化管护等关键技术研究集成，攻克土壤酸化、肥料利用率低、病虫防控难度大等技术难题，形成可复制、可推广的蜜柚绿色生产技术模式与操作规范。项目坚持试验示范先行，构建“科研+推广+基地+农户”技术推广路径。在蜜柚产区建设核心示范基地，打造一批绿色蜜柚示范果园；组织农技专家深入田间地头，开展现场教学、技术培训、入户指导，把先进实用技术送到柚农手中，打通农技推广“最后一公里”，带动广大果农转变传统种植观念，普及绿色生态种植理念。通过技术落地，果园化肥农药使用量有效下降，土壤理化性状得到改善，蜜柚优质果率明显提升，果品市场竞争力进一步增强，柚农种植效益稳步提高。同时，有效降低果园农业面源污染，实现蜜柚生产提质与生态保护协同共进，推动蜜柚产业从规模扩张向质量效益转型发展。    下一步，市农业农村局将以此为契机，持续推进项目成果转化落地，加大农作物绿色高效栽培技术推广力度，强化产学研协同创新，持续补齐特色优势产业技术短板，擦亮特色农业品牌，以科技创新驱动特色现代农业发展，为全面推进乡村振兴注入强劲动能。    全国农牧渔业丰收奖每三年开展一次。本次全国农牧渔业丰收奖评选是农业农村部修订《全国农牧渔业丰收奖奖励办法》后组织开展的首次评选，评选中更加突出农业技术推广工作实际成效，注重以推广应用贡献作为重要评价依据，进一步引导科技成果加快转化为现实生产力。（漳州融媒记者 吴静芳 通讯员 蔡建兴 谢丽丽）。

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