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A Michigan professor discovered why new employees are so valuable: they haven't yet been grounded by company culture. Levi's proved it by turning around stagnant growth with fresh leadership perspectives.
A Ludhiana gardener never throws away coriander roots—she plants them and harvests fresh herbs weeks later. Her simple method turns kitchen waste into a thriving home garden that saves money and cuts down on grocery trips.
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Good news for budget-conscious shoppers: frozen and canned fruits and vegetables pack the same nutritional punch as fresh options, sometimes even more. Science shows these affordable alternatives can help families eat healthier without breaking the bank.
Researchers have discovered ocean currents are channeling fresh water to a new region off Australia, revealing how our planet adapts to changing climate patterns. The finding helps scientists better understand the ocean's global circulation system.
Karnataka's new e-commerce platform will deliver fresh, ready-to-cook seafood straight to doorsteps while boosting income for over 1 million people who depend on fishing for their livelihood. The initiative cuts out middlemen, connecting fishing communities directly with customers across the state.
Costa Rica just made history by creating a specific crime for contract killing, with sentences up to 40 years for those involved in organized crime hits. The unanimous vote reflects the nation's determination to fight back against rising gang violence.
Two entrepreneurs in Bengaluru launched a traveling bakery that delivers fresh Japanese-style bread directly to neighborhoods, reviving the nostalgic experience of warm bread from a local vendor. Fillo Bakes offers pillowy shokupan and filled buns in a 100% vegetarian format, tested on 300 customers before launching.
Those coriander roots you're throwing away could become your next harvest in just a few days. A home gardener is showing beginners how to turn kitchen scraps into an endless supply of fresh herbs.
Crew members aboard the International Space Station just received a special delivery of fresh fruit and vegetables, bringing a taste of Earth to orbit. The cargo ship also carried groundbreaking research equipment to help cure cancer and protect future space travelers.
A new partnership between Second Harvest of South Georgia and an elephant refuge is recruiting volunteers to deliver fresh fruits and vegetables to three rescued elephants. Each Friday, community members can make a simple 40-mile drive that helps feed elephants who need 200 pounds of food daily.
A pot, some seeds, and a sunny windowsill are all you need to grow fresh green chillies at home. The process is surprisingly simple and works beautifully even in small apartments.
For decades, wind turbines have been painted as bird killers, but new data reveals they're responsible for a tiny fraction of bird deaths compared to everyday threats. Cats alone kill 4,000 birds for every one that dies from a turbine blade.
Hydroponics is bringing fresh lettuce, spinach, and kale to city apartments with no dirt required. This space-smart technique lets anyone harvest crisp greens year-round, even on a tiny balcony.
Even apartment dwellers with zero outdoor space can grow fresh herbs and vegetables on windowsills and balconies. Experts say these mini gardens boost mental health, slash grocery bills, and create greener cities.
After three years of work, Michelin-star chef Geoffrey Zakarian has transformed hospital meals at Tampa General, replacing boxed shakes and seed oils with fresh comfort food. His mission: prove that real food can actually help patients heal.
A major airline caterer is growing microgreens right inside their kitchens, letting chefs harvest fresh herbs daily for passenger meals. The approach has already influenced 60 dishes and is expanding to four more cities in 2026.
Growing cabbage at home during winter months is easier than many gardeners realize, turning cold seasons into productive harvest time. A new guide shows how proper soil, sunlight, and care can help anyone cultivate fresh, nutritious vegetables right in their backyard.
Scientists at the University of British Columbia created a biodegradable fruit wash that removes up to 94% of pesticide residue and keeps produce fresh for weeks. The innovation costs just three cents per apple and could soon be available for home use.
A solar-powered mobile farmers market is helping tackle food insecurity in Southeast San Diego, and now a $10 million food hub will make fresh food access permanent. Project New Village is proving that communities can build lasting wealth through food justice.
A simple water-powered cooling crate is helping Indian street vendors save their produce and protect their livelihoods. At just $50, the ColdEasy box keeps vegetables fresh for hours without needing a single watt of power.
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