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SIMULATE Founder Ben Pasternak Aims to Optimize Human Nutrition
His company's meatless chicken nuggets, known as NUGGS, mark the beginning of a portfolio of alternative foods
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TED’s Free, Virtual Climate Change Conference, TEDCountdown
Comprising 50+ speakers from dozens of sectors, TED’s newest event, TEDCountdown, addresses climate change in a free, all-day virtual conference. Set for Saturday, 10 October from 11AM EST, “five curated sessions that …
Highlights From the London Design Festival 2020
From large-scale installations to covetable homewares, eight exemplary debuts this week
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Knitters Chronicle Climate Change With “Temperature Scarves”
From the “sky scarf” of the early aughts to the Tempestry Project today, knitters tap into climate change for guidance in their stitching. While the former accessory is about aesthetic inspiration, the …
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Innovation in space food and slime, an artist's sudden success, and why we should eat more sea urchins
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Eating Sea Urchins Could Restore the Ocean’s Ecosystem
Contrary to reports that conservation is the only way to save our oceans, one company’s hypothesis suggests that eating more sea urchins (urchin roe or uni in Japanese) could actually help restore …
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Bushfire Brandalism Replaces Ads With Activism Posters
Australia’s Bushfire Brandalism collective uses guerrilla tactics to occupy high-traffic spots reserved for traditional advertising, replacing them with thoughtful protest posters pertaining to the government’s inaction regarding climate change and the country’s …
Nike’s “Move to Zero” Sustainability Mission
We speak with the sportswear brand's Chief Sustainability Officer, Noel Kinder about reforming a multi-billion dollar company's practices
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