Last year, whilst visiting Barnstaple, a charming town in North Devon, for a short getaway, I came across a rather interesting statue outside the Guildhall. I hadn’t intended to explore the world of food technology, but I unexpectedly found myself at a talk hosted by @what.is.cultured.meat. The discussion was all about lab-grown meat—what it is, […]
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Feature Image by Fiona Murray With February upon us, love is in the air, and Valentine’s Day is just around the corner. This holiday, cherished by couples worldwide, is a time to express affection and appreciation. Traditionally, gifts like flowers, chocolates, and sentimental cards have defined the occasion, but as we evolve, so do our
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Feature Image: Davines In 1983, Gianni Bollati, together with his wife Silvana, founded a licensed hair product manufacturing business. Silvana formulated products in the basement of their home in Parma, while Gianni travelled across Italy to sell them. They named the company Davines, a tribute to their children, Davide and Stefania. Within a year, the
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Feature Photo Credit: Have you heard of World Wetlands Day? Every year, on February 2nd, the world comes together to celebrate World Wetlands Day, a special occasion to raise awareness of wetlands’ vital importance. This date commemorates the adoption of the Convention on Wetlands, commonly referred to as the Ramsar Convention, which was signed on
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Feature Photo by David Kanigan Hi, Suzi here! While January might seem like the perfect time to hibernate indoors, it’s actually an incredible month to bundle up, step outside, and reconnect with nature. After the whirlwind of the holidays, embracing the great outdoors can be a refreshing reset for both your body and mind. The
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Feature Photo Credit: nn.TON.nn We humans share a captivating relationship with alcohol, don’t we? Whether it’s toasting life’s milestones with a sparkling drink or relaxing after a hectic day with a refreshing beer, drinking has woven itself into the social and cultural fabric of our lives across the globe. However, as the new year arrives,
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Feature Photo Credit: Anastasia Shuraeva As we step into 2025, it’s time to confront an uncomfortable truth: the fashion industry, once celebrated for its artistry and innovation, is in crisis. Fast fashion’s environmental and ethical failings have long been under scrutiny—polluting materials, overproduction, exploitative labor practices, and even animal cruelty. But the luxury sector, traditionally
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Feature Photo Credit: Iuliia Pilipeichenko As the year comes to an end, it’s an ideal time to pause, acknowledge your achievements (whether significant or minor), and contemplate the energy you wish to carry into the upcoming year. It’s true that when the clock strikes 12:01 on New Year’s Eve, we remain the same individuals. Yet,
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Feature Image – Cocoa Loco The holiday season is here, bringing with it the joy of gift-giving—a wonderful opportunity to express our love and gratitude for friends, family, and everyone who brightens our lives. This year, I’m inviting both myself and you to go beyond the typical gifts and embrace something truly meaningful: Fairtrade products.
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Feature Image by Animal Planet Many of us were raised in an environment where consuming meat, wearing leather goods, going to zoos, or purchasing pets from stores was considered perfectly acceptable. We wore wool, enjoyed burgers, and cast fishing lines without considering the consequences for animals. However, in recent years, a growing number of individuals
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