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Traces of Pesticides Discovered in 75 Per Cent of the World’s Honey

October 11, 2017

TRACES OF PESTICIDES DISCOVERED IN 75 PER CENT OF THE WORLD’S HONEY Residue from potentially harmful pesticides has been discovered in 75 per cent of honey sampled from around the world, according to a study conducted by Swiss scientists that was published in the journal Science in October 2017. The researchers sampled 198 different honeys […]

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The Cost of Food Insecurity

October 3, 2017

THE COST OF FOOD INSECURITY In many developing countries, undernutrition is a recognized – and well documented – crisis. However, with increasing urbanization, another health concern is beginning to emerge as people choose to consume foods of convenience rather than exert the effort it takes to grow their own produce. While nutritious foods are still […]

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“Free” Fertilizer is Saving Rural Farmers

October 2, 2017

“FREE” FERTILIZER IS SAVING RURAL FARMERS Revitalizing dead soil can be done in just one planting season, thanks to Shivansh farming. Rural farmers can use whatever materials are available to them to restore their livelihoods – lowering their costs and increasing their yields. The majority of the world’s poorest farmers use a nitrogen fertilizer called […]

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Minimalism: The Value of Living With Less

March 5, 2017

MINIMALISM: THE VALUE OF LIVING WITH LESS Today’s society seems to measure success on one’s accumulation of possessions, but more and more, people are beginning to embrace the freedom that comes with owning less – developing a more sustainable lifestyle that provides endless benefits. While part of this growing trend toward minimalism can be attributed […]

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Degraded Land Impacts the Metabolism of Local Bees

February 10, 2017

DEGRADED LAND IMPACTS THE METABOLISM OF LOCAL BEES Researchers in Perth have potentially uncovered a secret to understanding the declining populations of bees around the globe. According to a study conducted by Kings Park and Botanic Garden, Curtin University, and the University of Western Australia, when human impact leaves bees with a lack of food, […]

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