4 Tuna Species Recovered After Decade of Fishing Quotas-With Albacore in Stores Being Truly Sustainable

The IUCN reports that 4 commercially-fished tuna species are on a significant path to recovery thanks to a decade of regional fishing quotas.

By Jeanne Goddard

05 September 37 Views

Baking Bad: Ex-Cons Are Mentored as Bakers and Now Their Bread is in the Best Restaurants

A Scottish bakery teaches ex-cons new schools, and it's providing bread to some of the country's poshest restaurants.

By Jeanne Goddard

31 August 49 Views

Pecan-Rich Diet Shown to Reduce Cholesterol in New Study

A University of Georgia study shows that pecans can significantly reduce cholesterol levels.

By Jeanne Goddard

31 August 51 Views

Inventor Creates a Machine That Turns Any Alcoholic Drink Into Soft Scoop 'Ice Cream'

An inventor has created a machine that turns beer into alcoholic soft scoop ice cream, and the device has been such a hit.

By Jeanne Goddard

05 July 42 Views

World's First Underwater Vegetable Garden Reopens Growing Lettuce and Basil in Perfect Temperature

Off the Liguria coast in Italy, 6 floating pods crow basil, lettuce, and other vegetables as the worlds first underwater garden.

By Blake Isbell

13 July 45 Views

Doritos Gives 13-Year-old Girl $20,000 Reward for Discovering Rare 'Puffy' Chip, Which the Entrepreneur Listed on eBay

13-year-old Rylee Stuart listed a rare 'puffy' chip on eBay. For her entrepreneurship, Doritos have gifted her $20,000.

By Roger Harper

29 July 36 Views

Football Fans Can Now Eat Their Coffee Cups After They're Done Sipping

Etihad Stadium in Manchester is offering fans edible coffee and tea cups made of vegan wafer that hold together for 12 hours.

By Blake Isbell

26 August 44 Views

U.S. EPA is Banning a Farm Pesticide Linked To Health Problems In Children

A pesticide called chlorpyrifos which is linked to brain damage in kids is now banned after more than a decade of foot-dragging by the EPA.

By Blake Isbell

25 August 52 Views

Over Half of Moms Use Snack Time to Show Off What 'Cool Moms' They Are: Best Snack Hacks

More than half of moms use snack time to show off what a "cool" mom they are, by creatively using fun food hacks at home.

By Jeanne Goddard

29 August 39 Views

Metabolism Does Not Slow Down in Mid-Life as is Commonly Believed, Says Study

A new study suggests your metabolism actually starts its inevitable decline much later than we all assumed.

By Jeanne Goddard

15 August 41 Views

This Beloved Alaskan Fish has the Lowest Carbon Footprint of Any Major Protein in the World

Creating much less CO2 than chicken, eggs, or vegan meat, wild Alaskan pollock is the world's super fish in every respect.

By Blake Isbell

28 July 47 Views

Treat Yourself to a Free Root Beer Float at A&Ws - One Day Only, No Purchase Necessary

On August 6, head to your local A&W and you'll get to enjoy a small, free root beer served up in a frosty mug-no purchase necessary.

By Jeanne Goddard

02 August 47 Views

The Best Time to Eat Protein and Build Muscle Health? You May Want to Rethink Breakfast

New research from Waseda University says that it's best for muscles if we eat protein at breakfast. Here's the specific amount to ingest.

By Jeanne Goddard

19 July 33 Views

Kauai Passes Bill to Limit Pesticide Use and GMOs

The global agricultural companies that test their genetically modified crops on the Hawaiian island of Kauai will soon have to disclose the specifics of the pesticides and GMOs they use, as well as abide by strict rules limiting where pesticides can be sprayed, or else face fines or jail time.

By Jeanne Goddard

19 October 40 Views

Bhutan to Become World's First Wholly Organic Country with Pesticide Ban

Declaring that they will only rely only on animal and farm waste to fertilize crops, Bhutan intends to become the first country to produce exclusively organic food. Banning the sale of pesticides and herbicides within its borders, Bhutan is largely organic already.

By Jeanne Goddard

14 February 99 Views