Tag: sustainability
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Geoengineering Limits: Coffee, Chocolate, and Wine Face Climate-Driven Risks
Introduction: A climate challenge no solution can fully dodge As scientists grapple with a warming world, there is growing attention on geoengineering — deliberate interventions to cool the planet. In theory, methods like stratospheric aerosol injections could offset heat and slow climate-related damage. But a recent wave of research suggests that even dramatic attempts to…
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Best Places to Go in Africa in 2026: Top Destinations to Visit
Introduction: Africa’s Rich Tapestry in 2026 As we compile our global guide to the Best Places to Go in 2026, Africa stands out for its remarkable diversity, from sun-soaked coastlines to sweeping deserts and vibrant cities. This year’s picks highlight experiences that blend culture, nature, and adventure, while offering practical guidance for travelers navigating different…
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Why Do We Eat Chicken? The Practical Poultry Choice Explained
Why Chicken Became the Go-To Poultry Chickens are the default birds on many farms and in countless kitchens around the world. But why did chickens, rather than seagulls, swans, or other birds, become the primary source of poultry meat and eggs? The short answer is a combination of history, biology, economics, and culture that collectively…
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Why Do We Eat Chicken Over Other Birds Like Seagulls and Swans
Introduction: Why chicken became the plate’s default When you sit down to a meal, chances are the protein on your plate comes from a chicken or its products. But why do we eat chicken so much more than other birds—like seagulls, swans, or even wild game birds? The answer lies at the intersection of biology,…
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Prince William in Brazil: Climate-Focused Rio Visit 2024
Overview of a Climate-Centered Royal Visit Prince William arrived in Rio de Janeiro for a climate-focused trip that underscored the British royal family’s ongoing push to spotlight environmental action on a global stage. The visit comes amid a tense moment in Brazil, following a police operation near Rio’s international airport, and the city’s iconic landscapes…
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Malaysia’s Asean Chairmanship Shines at APEC, Anwar Ibrahim Says Xi Jinping Acknowledged Progress
Malaysian leadership in focus at APEC Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim highlighted the enduring spirit of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (Asean) as a unifying thread at the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC) Economic Leaders’ Meeting. He noted that this year’s gathering under Malaysia’s Asean chairmanship underscored how regional collaboration can drive resilience and economic…
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Ruto backs Busia growth as farmers turn waste into wealth
Ruto’s stance signals a push for regional development Kenya’s president has publicly pressed for accelerated growth in Busia County, framing the push as a key national priority. By urging targeted investment in infrastructure, health, and market access, the administration aims to unlock Busia’s potential as a regional trade hub. The emphasis on development comes amid…
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From Rot to Revenue: How Farmers Are Redefining Waste into Wealth
From Rot to Revenue: Transforming Livestock Waste into Wealth In many rural communities, livestock is a lifeline, providing food, livelihoods, and resilience. Yet a shadow of waste often accompanies abundance. Across Busia and other agricultural hubs, forward-thinking farmers are redefining what used to be a local nuisance into a profitable, sustainable business through the waste-to-wealth…
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Darina Allen Honored with Honorary Doctorate by MTU
Darina Allen Receives MTU Honorary Doctorate Renowned chef, author, and educator Darina Allen has been awarded an Honorary Doctorate by Munster Technological University (MTU) in recognition of her transformative contribution to Irish food culture. The accolade highlights a career devoted to culinary excellence, sustainable farming, and hands-on education that has reached students and home cooks…
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Uganda’s Coffee Exports Surge, Fueling Economic Growth
Uganda’s Coffee Exports Jump 59% in September Uganda is seeing a remarkable rebound in its coffee sector, with exports rising by 59% in September compared with the same month last year, according to the agriculture ministry. The surge reflects a robust harvest, improved market demand, and ongoing efforts to strengthen supply chains from farm gate…