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Should Individual Food Items Get Water Footprint Labels or Are We Already Overloaded With Information?

published July 24, 2009 and has No Comments

photo: Yuichi via flickr The water footprint of food is likely to become a growing problem as climate change plays havoc with world water supplies , and as more of the world tries to eat up the social ladder: As in consuming more meat . In an effort to make people more aware o... Read the original:  Should Individual Food ...

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Bad News For Sea Nymphs and Sirens: A $282 Million Seaweed Deal Heals Broken Hearts

published July 24, 2009 and has No Comments

Seaweed liquid morphs into gel to sheath heart muscles after attack Not too shabby considering the product is based on a common brown seaweed: an Israeli pharmaceutical company BioLineRx has just in-licensed a new heart smart remedy to heal hearts after a first heart attack. The deal worth $282 million for BioLineRx constitutes the most expensive seaweed deal in ...

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Could Farmed Fish Lead Us to ‘Mad Fish’?

published July 24, 2009 and has No Comments

Photo of farmed Norwegian salmon NatalieMaynor via flickr . At TreeHugger we've had a lot to say about farmed fish - some good , but mainly negative. Farmed salmon, that perennial favorite (it's a $10 billion market as of 2007), causes native populations to crash , has higher levels of PCBs and other pollutants, and negatively impacts susta... Go ...

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