"A growing body of research proves that simply being around nature can improve human health and happiness."
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Wednesday, March 13, 2019
Plastic pollution threatens human health on a global scale
“The heavy toxic burdens associated with plastic – at every stage of its life cycle – offers another convincing argument why reducing and not increasing production of plastics is the only way forward. Plastic is lethal, and this report shows us why.”
Plastic pollution threatens human health on a global scale
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Beyond Veganuary: How To Continue Your Vegan Journey
"It can take time and effort to implement new habits - but it is worth pushing through. A vegan lifestyle has huge positive impacts on animal suffering and the environment."
Beyond Veganuary: How To Continue Your Vegan Journey
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The Official Animal Rights March Is Back For 2019
"In 2018, the annual vegan march, founded by the animal rights organization Surge, had over 28,000 global participants from four different countries."
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The 'Vegan Internet' Has Just Launched
"A new social network called VSOCIETY is now available in the UK and has attracted the attention of many plant-based influencers."
The 'Vegan Internet' Has Just Launched
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8 Eco-Friendly Vegan Fabrics to Replace Wool - Without Plastic
"Innovations in textile development mean it's becoming much easier to ditch animal-derived materials and choose eco-friendly plant-derived options instead."
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Portland, OR, USA
Friday, August 10, 2018
These half-billion-year-old creatures were animals—but unlike any known today
So-called Ediacaran organisms have puzzled biologists for decades. To the untrained eye they look like fossilized plants, in tube or frond shapes up to 2 meters long. These strange life forms dominated Earth’s seas half a billion years ago, and scientists have long struggled to figure out whether they’re algae, fungi, or even an entirely different kingdom of life that failed to survive. Now, two paleontologists think they have finally established the identity of the mysterious creatures: They were animals, some of which could move around, but they were unlike any living on Earth today.
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These half-billion-year-old creatures were animals
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These half-billion-year-old creatures were animals
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plants,
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