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Dulse is a seaweed superfood that tastes like bacon!

The appeal of dulse is multi-layered. It's protein-rich (about 16% of its dried weight), and loaded with antioxidants, vitamins and minerals.  It grows quickly and inexpensively in natural or farmed settings.  To date, no one has attempted to grow it on a commercial-scale for human consumption. But now that this new variety replicates the taste of artery-clogging, salt-laden, Big Food-produced bacon, seaweed farming is a new game.

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UN Climate Panel Chief Rajendra Pachauri resigns over sex scandal

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Street art mocks enviro-celebrities who eclipse their cause

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Palestinians cultivate the West Bank’s first organic mushrooms!

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Israeli water technologies migrate to China’s new water city

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6 things “green” businesses should know about barcodes

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Water as a tool for peace for Israel, Palestine and Jordan

A fascinating report published by Mumbai-based think tank Strategic Foresight Group (SFG), asserts that trans-boundary water cooperation directly correlates with regional stability and peace. The...

Lego ditches deal with Shell over Greenpeace oil spill video

Lego announced a break in its 50-year partnership with Royal Dutch Shell, a split sparked by an anti-Arctic drilling video produced by environmental activists Greenpeace....

Building my Internet of Things for smart city farms

I’ve started a small water farm. But unlike my attempted and horridly failed attempts at soil farming, where worms, weeds and beetles have taken...

Iran dominates drug headlines in the Middle East

There is a growing concern that the free trade agreement between Iran and Turkey has encouraged an increase in the production and transit of...

How ebola makes chocolate more expensive

Disruptions in food trade and marketing in the three West African countries most affected by the Ebola virus out of control have made food increasingly expensive...

Investing ethically in the Middle East

With several of the Middle East’s city-states becoming some of the world’s richest locations, it's little surprise that an increasing number of people, particularly...

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Top 5 Free Data Recovery Software of All Time

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