A foodtech company from Israel 3D-printed a ready-to-cook fish fillet using animal cells cultivated in the laboratory. This is the first 3D-printed fish, while cow and chicken 3D-printed meat is now available in the market.
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UNICEF report says hundreds of children died in nutrition centers across Somalia. Drought and violence in the country may lead to famine in the coming
A study conducted at Rice University, Houston, Texas, developed a method for desalinating (purifying) salt water using sunlight and nanoparticles. Apparently, this method is even
Between 1984 and now, the lake area in the world increased by 46,000 square kilometers. The newer lakes emit more carbon dioxide into the atmosphere