Happy Monday! Check out the video above. It’s hilarious. I hope it gives you a big chuckle like it did me. I know that Monsanto is an evil company but if we can’t find moments of levity we’ll all go mad! Source: HLG...
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In a lost kingdom high in the Himalayan mountains, at one of the extreme northern points of India, bordering Kashmir, China and Afghanistan live a people with incredible secrets for longevity – the Hunzas. In a lost kingdom high in the Himalayan mountains, at one of the extreme northern points of India, bordering Kashmir, China and Afghanistan live a people with incredible secrets for longevity – the Hunzas. Pronounced hoon-zas, they are not a society of mythical legend, but real people living on ‘the roof of the world’ – often to the tender age of 145 years. Within this...
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“Five doors until we are into the secret room,” says Bente Naeverdal, manager and engineer at the Svalbard seed vault. She takes scientist, Derek Muller, into the depth of the mountain to show him the ice vaults. It is built into the side of a mountain so that if all the ice melts on Earth, it will still be above sea level. There are three vaults. Muller captures it on video Its primary goal being to “preserve the diversity of the world’s food crops,” says Muller. It’s kept at -4 to -5 degrees celcius all year, naturally because of its...
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The Russian government has made an interesting decision to give away free land to anyone willing to farm it. In Russia’s Far-East Federal District, that ranges all the way to the Pacific Ocean, areas of land, 2.5 acres in size, will be given to any Russian citizen that wants to work it. “It will allow Russians, especially the youth, to discover in the Far East a real chance for self-realization,” said Aleksandr Galushka, the minister for Far East development. The plan states that if the citizen working the land can show that they are building it up, specifically agriculturally, it’s all...
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Portugal’s 2000 decision to decriminalize drugs was world changing, not only for Portugal but the globe as a whole. Drug use did not increase, as many anticipated, but, instead, decreased in a huge way. The law took effect in 2001, in which there were 80 overdose deaths throughout the country. By 2012, there were only 16. New cases of HIV dropped from 1,016 to only 56 in 2012 and the current drug-induced death rate is three per every million residents (compared to the average EU death rate of 17.3 per million). “We had a lot of criticism at first,”...
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