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Serving Climate-Friendly Meals, One Student at a Time
Food providers—large-scale companies that mass-produce meals for institutions like hospitals and schools—serve billions of meals annually in the United States. Despite their size, there hasn’t been nearly enough focus on how to cut their greenhouse emissions. Enter Coolfood, a one-stop solution to facilitate plant-forward, climate-friendly eating. The post Serving Climate-Friendly Meals, One Student at a Time appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
Bottega Veneta To Honor Brazilian Culture With an Immersive Art Experience at Lina Bo Bardi’s Casa de Vidro
This week, Bottega Veneta will celebrate Brazilian culture with an original artistic program at Lina Bo Bardi's Casa de Vidro (Glass House) in São Paulo, marking the latest installment in the brand's cultural exchange series, "The Square."The program, which Bottega Veneta first introduced in Dubai in 2022, unites "artists, guests, and the public in immersive, site-specific events that inspire curiosity and dialogue" under the creative jurisdiction of creative director Matthieu Blazy. Curated by Mari Stockler, the label's São Paulo event will toast Bottega Veneta's 10th anniversary in Brazil, with an 11-day program that will honor Bo Bardi's legacy and her interactions with Brazilian culture through selected artworks from across the South American country.At the lush destination, the event ...
Soimadou Ibrahim Navigates “In Deeds and Gestures” at WOAW Gallery
WOAW Gallery is pleased to announce the solo exhibition "In Deeds and Gestures" by French artist Soimadou Ibrahim. The exhibition, taking place at the gallery's Hong Kong outpost, showcases 17 artworks created by Ibrahim this year. Running from May 19 to June 18, the exhibition marks the artist's first solo show in Hong Kong.Ibrahim's latest artworks draw inspiration from his native Comoros and other parts of Africa. One recurring motif in his pieces is the ylang-ylang flower, symbolizing the beauty and richness of his homeland. Another significant symbol is the blue-bellied roller, a bird commonly found in various African regions, representing freedom and exploration. The birdwatcher is also highlighted as an important symbol, emphasizing the need to pay attention to the natural world and...
Minimise your risk of cancer with these simple lifestyle changes
Minimise your risk of cancer with these simple lifestyle changes Hindustan Times
Jaws drop as woman loses 130 pounds thanks to one simple lifestyle change
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Cadillac Will Release The All-Electric Escalade IQ Later This Year
Since Cadillac first introduced the Escalade in 1999, the super-sized, super-luxurious SUV has become a cultural icon. It's been name-dropped in over 200 hip-hop tracks, and it's appeared in films and TV from The Matrix to The Sopranos. Now, it's heading into a new realm — one that's fully electric. Earlier today, General Motors announced that the first all-electric Escalade would release "later this year."Dubbed the Escalade IQ, the new model will be the third EV in Cadillac's lineup, joining the Celestiq (a luxury sedan) and the Lyriq (a mid-sized SUV). Details on the car's design and features are sparse — General Motors' announcement was a sparse two paragraphs and only included a single image — but it'll likely use GM's Ultium battery tech. The new vehicle should be available in a duo ...
A Sea Grain to Feed the World
A team of chefs and scientists in southern Spain are trying to cultivate an edible sea grain for the first time. Can Aponiente’s “sea pantry” fight global food insecurity and be used for conservation purposes? The post A Sea Grain to Feed the World appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
Bioversity International: Making the Invisible Visible
Scientists agree that global agriculture is losing crucial diversity in its plants, animals and microorganisms. But you can’t fix a problem that you can’t measure properly. That’s where the Agrobiodiversity Index comes in. The post Bioversity International: Making the Invisible Visible appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
Can a Mushroom Save our Soil?
Australian start-up Loam is using fungi to help crops capture carbon in the soil—and keep it there. It could be a game-changer for farmers and the fight against climate change. The post Can a Mushroom Save our Soil? appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
Reinventing the Wheel
Monarch Tractor has recently launched its first line of electric tractors with its groundbreaking MK-V model – the world’s first full-electric, driver-optional, data-collecting smart tractor. Its CEO hopes the company is going to revolutionize the future of farming. The post Reinventing the Wheel appeared first on Roads & Kingdoms.
The Brixton Project and Brockwell Park to Host “Off the Fence” Installation to Mark Windrush 75
This month, "Off The Fence," a new partnership between The Brixton Project and Brockwell Live will unveil a huge art installation at Brockwell Park in South London to mark Windrush 75.The new installation will take over 400 meters of Brockwell Live's festival wall perimeter and will be transformed into a collaborative piece of artwork that has been created from a combination of over 200 submissions from the local community, including schools, cultural organizations, and artists.Applications to be included in the installation have been collected over the past few weeks and have been designed to create an artwork that combines history, poetry, art, and photography around five key themes of ancestry, island life, building Britain, carnival, and future.The installation will be officially prese...
