Tasty, cheap but increasingly unsustainable to catch in the wild, this source of protein is increasingly beeing seen as a possible answer to food insecurity. Read the full story here. Published in The Guardian on 24 February 2022. Continue reading Are farmed insects about to take off in Africa?
As Yellowstone National Park turns 150 this year, visitors would do well to base themselves in Bozeman, MT to avoid the crowds – and enjoy the city’s amazing boutique hotel, craft breweries, top restaurants and wonderful surroundings. Read the full story here. Published in Travel Weekly on 28 April 2022. Continue reading Exploring Yellowstone from Bozeman, MT
An insect farm might conjure images of fields, barns, and muddy boots, not a fully automated, high-tech facility in a commercial warehouse on an industrial estate. Here is what it looks like. Read story here. Published in Insider on 6 January 2022. Continue reading Inside the World’s Largest Fly farm
UK aid cuts will result in destruction of millions of drugs Almost 200 million doses of medicine for the treatment of neglected diseases in Africa are at risk of expiring because of foreign aid budget cuts. Many of the drugs that will be destroyed would have been used to help children fight conditions such as intestinal worms which stunt their development and disrupt their education. … Continue reading UK aid cuts will result in destruction of millions of drugs
For more than 300 years, man has tried to develop spider silk as an alternative to mulberry silk. A pair of entrepreneurs has succeeded in turning the experiment into a real enterprise – and what a result: exhibited at the V&A in London, the material is as beautiful as it is captivating. Read the full story here. Published in The Economist, 25 January 2012. Photo … Continue reading A tangled (and exquisite) web they wove
