April 2, 2023
With only a few days left until Easter, chocolate lovers around the world will be looking forward to stocking their lockers with sweet treats. But how green is your favorite Easter egg? Nearly 30% of the world’s largest cocoa buyers have been criticized by experts amid claims they need to “catch up” in the face
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It has been growing uncontrollably throughout Britain since it was introduced nearly 200 years ago. But scientists show that it is possible to rein in the Japanese Knotweed after testing the most effective ways to deal with this dangerous plant. IN grade of eight different methods, the experts found that glyphosate-based herbicides were the cheapest,
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The idea of a sound-producing plant can cause the vision of a mandrake. Harry Potter. But a new study shows that plants do emit distress calls when they lack water. They also appear to make alarm sounds when cut, with these sounds coming from the tomatoes and tobacco, as well as the corn and vines
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By expiration date, this meatball is only a few thousand years old. That’s because it contains the resurrected meat of the woolly mammoth, a beast that went extinct about 10,000 years ago. The prehistoric meatball was made by an Australian meat farming company that ultimately wants to mix and match cells from non-traditional species to
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Marine biologists have been embarrassed to abandon the so-called “first goblin shark record” seen in the Mediterranean. This comes after social media users pointed out that a photo they posted might show a toy instead of a plastic toy. A replica of a goblin shark was found on the Internet that bore a striking resemblance
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It can be hard to resist those puppy dog eyes looking at you when you’re slicing up a piece of chicken or cheese. But one expert says that grabbing tidbits of meat from your puppy could actually do more harm than good. Georgia Woods-Lee, a nutritionist at the University of Liverpool, says vegetables are the
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For many of us, there’s nothing like a crunchy, chilled pint to celebrate the end of a long week. But this sacred ritual can be quickly destroyed if, after you open a can or bottle, the beer inside is stale. Fortunately, scientists from Colorado The State University is looking into this issue and is studying
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When comet ‘Oumuamua flew past Earth in 2017scientists were puzzled by its unusual characteristics. Comets speed up as they approach the Sun because as they heat up, the ice stored inside turns into water vapor, which is expelled to the outside, acting as an engine. This outburst of gas appears as a dust tail or
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Why you should NOT be loyal at work: Loyal employees are more likely to be given extra tasks and ask for unpaid overtime, a study found. Researchers find that company loyalty is a double-edged sword Managers Exploit Loyal Employees, Not Less Loyal Colleagues TO Xantha Lytham, Associate Science Editor, Daily Mail Published: 10:32 am ET,
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Dip them in milk, lick off the filling, or eat them in one bite – the best way to enjoy chocolate chip cookies can be the subject of heated debate. Since the slogan “twist, lick, dunk” came from advertising for Oreos, this particular treat could be seen as the face of a campaign by non-traditional
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