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Astronauts aboard China's Tiangong space station just picked their first crop of cherry tomatoes using a water-saving growing system that could feed future deep space travelers. The success brings humanity one step closer to self-sustaining missions to Mars and beyond.
Singapore's cultivated meat industry is set to nearly triple over the next decade, growing at nearly 16% annually as demand for sustainable protein alternatives reaches new heights. The city-state is cementing its position as a global leader in food innovation.
Western Reserve Academy just received $5 million to build a cutting-edge makerspace where students will explore everything from robotics to sustainable food systems. The gift comes from a family of alumni who want to inspire bold thinking about education's future.
Thailand's food sector is experiencing major growth as consumers demand healthier, longer-living options. Entrepreneurs are transforming traditional factories into smart, sustainable operations that prioritize wellness without sacrificing taste.
A Sydney researcher spent a decade foraging "feral" apples from country roadsides to craft unique ciders that celebrate nature's chaotic creativity. His guerrilla harvesting project has grown from a car boot full of wild fruit to a collaboration with a craft brewery.
PhD students in Mexico are teaching people to grow mushrooms that fight climate change and turn waste into food. Their lab is creating biofuels from agricultural scraps and helping rural communities ditch fossil fuels.
A family-run restaurant serving traditional Mixtec cuisine just earned Mexico's highest restaurant award. Chef Olga Cabrera's Tierra del Sol celebrates indigenous ingredients and the women who grow them.
Swedish researchers discovered that mycoprotein from edible fungi digests just as efficiently as chicken and fish, opening new doors for sustainable food production. The breakthrough could help feed more people while reducing our environmental footprint.
A New Haven chef is protecting ecosystems by serving invasive species like lionfish and shore crabs at his sustainable sushi restaurant. His creative solution transforms ecological threats into delicious dishes that help native wildlife thrive.
A Philippine entrepreneur turned 20,000 hectares into organic farmland, creating a sustainable food hub that's now leading Asia's agroecology movement. His journey started with composting waste and grew into a regional model for climate-resilient farming.
British shoppers searching for trustworthy, healthy food have sparked the UK organic market's strongest growth in two decades, with sales jumping 9% last year. Employee-owned vegetable box company Riverford reported 6% sales growth and rewarded workers with a £1.1 million bonus.
The United Arab Emirates is transforming itself into the Middle East's epicenter for sustainable food production, investing millions in precision fermentation facilities that could revolutionize how the region feeds itself. With climate change threatening traditional agriculture, this bold move could secure food for millions while slashing environmental impact.
An invasive species threatening Mediterranean fish populations is becoming the newest item on Greek menus. Chefs and environmental groups are teaming up to solve an ecological crisis one delicious bite at a time.
Over 2,000 farmers, chefs, and Indigenous leaders from 20 countries gathered in the Philippines to champion food systems that protect biodiversity while feeding communities. The historic meeting established Bacolod City as the region's new center for sustainable food culture.
A pasta company is proving that healthy food can taste amazing by putting chefs, not just scientists, at the center of product development. Their kitchen-first approach is transforming how nutritious ingredients become craveable meals.
Thailand is transforming from the "Kitchen of the World" into a global food innovation powerhouse. A new program backed by government and major corporations is helping startups turn scientific breakthroughs into real products that could change how we eat.
A new study reveals that choosing the cheapest healthy foods could slash your diet's carbon footprint by one-third while cutting grocery costs by the same amount. The secret? Everyday staples like beans, nuts, and small fish are already climate-friendly.
The world's fastest-growing plant just got a serious upgrade. Scientists have confirmed bamboo shoots pack powerful health benefits that could help tackle modern diseases.