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Happier People More Likely To Eat Cultivated Meat, Shows New Research
A new study suggests that there is a positive correlation between consumers' psychological well-being and their willingness to consume cultivated meat.
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Study Suggests Textile Reuse Up to 70x More Sustainable Than Producing New Clothing
A new study found that the environmental impact of reusing textiles is 70 times lower than new clothing, even when taking into account transport and export emissions.
A new life-cycle assessment (LCA) commissioned by the European!-->!-->!-->…
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Greenwashing Stigma: Research Shows We Forgive Big Polluters While Punishing Corporates Who Try To Do Better
Stigma is an awful burden for business. But what if – for some companies – stigma is an asset?
By: Adam Austen Kay, The University of Queensland
That’s what I and an international team of researchers set out to investigate in a!-->!-->!-->!-->!-->…
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More Research Shows a Plant-Based Diet Reduces Cancer Risk
New research shows a significantly decreased risk of colorectal cancer for men who eat a predominately plant-based diet.
The connection between diet and cancer risk for men is clear, says new research published in the journal BMC!-->!-->!-->…
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10 Things You Need To Know About The Resale Luxury Market
What does the future hold for the luxury resale market? The future is bright, according to recent findings from McKinsey.
McKinsey looked at the resale luxury market late last year. Consumer research was conducted in the U.S., EU and!-->!-->!-->…
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Nearly 40% of Chinese Consumers Are Eating Less Meat, Survey Finds
A new survey finds nearly 40 percent of Chinese consumers are reducing their meat consumption—a move driven by health benefits, taste, ethics, and a 'cool factor.'
The new research, led by Good Growth, finds that more than half (60!-->!-->!-->…
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Is ‘Climate Fatigue’ Curbing Climate Action? New Research Points to a Troublesome Trend
Decades of calls to action to curb greenhouse gas emissions have led to 'climate fatigue' around the world as the crisis becomes direr, new research finds.
Scientists have been calling for climate action for decades—and that continued!-->!-->!-->…
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Investments In APAC Agrifood Tech Set a New $5 Billion Record, According To New Report
Last year was a banner year for agrifood tech companies across Asia Pacific. And 2022 is following with notable achievements, with more than 360 investment deals in the first half of the year totaling more than $5 billion, according to the!-->…
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Hexagon Bio Raises a $47 Million Series A to Develop Fungi-Based Medicine
California-based Hexagon Bio has closed a $47 million Series A funding round led by The Column Group, with participation from 8VC and Two Sigma Ventures.
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Medieval Kings Didn’t Eat a Lot of Meat. You Probably Shouldn’t Either.
Here's a little trivia night fodder you didn't know you needed: medieval period royalty were mostly plant-based, a recent study discovered.
Kings in the Middle Ages (500 to 1400–1500 ce), also known as the medieval period, ate meat!-->!-->!-->…
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Mass Extinction Threat Worse Than Previously Thought, New Research Finds
New research says our understanding of endangered species is limited, and some species may face greater extinction risks than previously thought.
Conservation statuses for nearly 8,000 species with limited population data show a grim!-->!-->!-->…
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Cutting Air Pollution In Half Could See 25% More Food Produced In China, New Study Finds
New research from Science Advances suggests that halving air pollution could see an extra 25 percent of food generated in China every year. Particular attention was paid to a pollutant that is created when fuel burns; it appears to stunt!-->…
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New Study Finds Eating Fish Linked To Increased Melanoma Risk In Older Adults
New research links higher fish consumption in older adults to an increased risk of melanoma, the most serious form of skin cancer. The findings have led to wider questions surrounding diet and its impact on melanoma.
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First Meat And Now Dairy Is Linked To Higher Risk Of Cancer, in New China Study
The first in-depth multi-year study looking at correlations between dairy consumption and cancer rates has been undertaken in China. Findings point to a higher risk of liver and female breast cancer in people eating larger amounts of!-->…
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Vegan Diet Shown To Offer ‘Meaningful’ Weight Loss For Obese And Diabetic People, In New Research
Following a vegan diet for three months has been found to offer significant health benefits to both obese and diabetic people. A study conducted by the Steno Diabetes Center in Copenhagen found that participants lost ‘meaningful’ amounts!-->…
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European Researchers Say Cultivated Meat Diet Shift Could Mean 80% Water, Land and Emissions Savings
A study conducted by the University of Helsinki suggests that diets that include cultivated meat and dairy could offer water, land and carbon emissions savings of more than 80% when compared to conventional European diets.
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Low-Fat Vegan Diets Can Alleviate Arthritis Symptoms, New Study Suggests
A new study has released evidence that following a vegan diet can help ease arthritis symptoms. Specifically, a low-fat and whole-food plant-based reduces pain and lessens joint swelling. The study claims that pain was reduced by up to 53!-->…
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Sweden Wants to Be the First Country To Account For Consumption Emissions In Climate Targets
Already acknowledged as an ambitious nation due to a 2045 net-zero target, Sweden is flexing its eco-credentials even further. The country has announced intentions to account for consumption-based emissions within its targets, something no!-->…
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Vegan Omega-3 Sources Reduce Risk Of Heart Disease By Up to 20 Percent, New Analysis Shows
Plant-based omega-3 offers heart-healthy benefits and can reduce the likelihood of serious heart disease, a new study has found. Published in the medical journal, Advances in Nutrition, findings point to vegan omega-3 offering comparable!-->…
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Rapid DNA Analysis System Being Developed To Audit Processed Vegan Foods
Cross-contamination is a big concern for allergy sufferers, as well as vegans. With numerous companies producing ‘fully vegan’ products, EthiChain developed technology that could put such claims to the test. It has done so to heighten!-->…
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6 Small Lifestyle Changes Could Be Enough To Mitigate The Climate Crisis, New Study Suggests
People in affluent countries can contribute to halting the climate crisis by making six lifestyle changes, a new study has found. Research was conducted by Leeds University, with findings being verified by engineering firm Arup and the C40!-->…
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