The current, severe drought in Ethiopia and Sudan is a prime example of what many equatorial regions can expect as Global Warming progresses. Millions of Somalians are ‘on the move’, as is their custom when conditions at home become unliveable…Read More →
I don’t intend to burden you with a long post today… Because I want you to visit the source post, and take the time you need to appraise it with a critical eye. It’s an update on shrink-flation – with even more-shocking examples than we posted previously…Read More →
The US West Coast has emerged as a trigger point for government action on environment and sustainability issues. Following a series of enviro-moves by California in recent history, Washington State chimed in with bans on disposables and plastic bags…Read More →
Bamboo Shoots will ring a bell with most of our readers. They’re a prized ingredient in many Asian dishes. Just not many we in the West tend to make or order… But they’re won-drously nutritious, and may turn out to be the next breakthrough for gut health!Read More →
First, we learned that a new sweetener from slime mould may be the perfect replacement for traditional Sugar. Then, we heard that an egg a day may help keep dementia away! Now, science is touting Oats as the next big thing in cholesterol control…Read More →
Easter is on the way. And this year the Bunny has come early, with a special Easter delivery from OREOs. The cookie brand that just can’t stop rolling out new flavours has débuted a new Easter/Spring variation that features two colours of Stuff…Read More →
Burger King is testing a new approach to using Artificial Intelligence (AI) in the Fast Food sec-tor. It’s a communalization of the network powering employees wireless head-sets, with AI listening in. They claim it will help improve management and service…Read More →
We’ve all fallen prey to this disappointing, frustrating shrinkflation deception before. You pick up a box with a partial window showing the contents. But later you find the box was only full enough to fill the window. The issue is much broader than just ‘disappointment’…Read More →