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Hidden problem makes plant-based milk less healthy than you think
Researchers explain why plant-based milk alternatives actually fall short of the nutritional punch in cow's milk.
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The screams of thirsty plants may prompt some moths to lay eggs elsewhere
Female moths may pick up on the ultrasonic wailing of distressed plants and opt to lay their eggs on different, healthier plants.
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How cotton from Central Asia is helping fuel Russia’s war in Ukraine
It's been nearly three years since the start of the Russian invasion of Ukraine and despite huge losses on both sides, there is no sign that Putin's war machine is letting up. Cotton is used to make ...
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Gooddrop’s ‘grow-to-wear’ apparel business looks to mass produce cotton using vertical farms
Gooddrop aims to grow cotton in vertical farms and keep spinning mills on the site of these farms to produce textiles.
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Breakfast matters: How Silk is smashing plant-based stereotypes and winning over kids
The plant-based beverage is a gamechanger, designed for kids ages 5 and up. Packed with 8g of protein per serving, half the ...
Is almond milk actually good for you? Learn more about the plant-based alternative.
Generally, any plant-based milk will be a mixture of proteins, fats and carbohydrates from the plant, mixed with water. Food ...
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How to Turn Your Bathroom Into a Spa With Plants
Your bathroom may lack warmth or beauty. It might be littered with soggy soap dishes, disposable razors, and a cluster of ...
Exciting Events to Look Forward To This December
Whether you’re a pet lover, culture enthusiast, music fan, or comedy aficionado, there is something to keep your spirits high this December.
Some Texans want raw milk in grocery stores. Dairy farmers are opposed.
Texas, a top dairy exporter, debates retail raw milk sales, raising health concerns over unpasteurized milk risks.