By William J. Furney In the southern part of the volcanic island of Gran Canaria, certain types of men like to build nests. Big ones, made of sticks and palm
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‘Action on Climate, But Don’t Ask Us to Change’, People Say
By William J. Furney As the battered climate change talks in Scotland drag into another soggy week and many lose interest in what environmental campaigner Greta Thunberg has already dismissed
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Europe Takes a Bite Out of ‘Vegan Burgers’ and Finds Them to Its Taste
By William J. Furney Fancy a “vegan tube”? How about a “veggie disc”? These were the meaty issues European politicians were digging into this week as they chewed over proposals
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The Meaty Coronavirus Problem Few Want to Acknowledge
By William J. Furney Are people willing to put up with mass death and destruction, on a global scale, because they can’t do without their addiction to meat — and
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Courageous Greta Thunberg Deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
By William J. Furney Whether Greta Thunberg wins the Nobel Peace Prize next week for her environmental campaigning is irrelevant — because the Swedish organisation with its money from the
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It’s Time for a Global Food Revolution
By William J. Furney What’s the essential, absolute best diet for people? No one seems to know. Is it meat? Just plants, maybe? Or nuts or fish or a combination
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