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        ever-hungry-aria:

ultrafacts:

youreekofhavoc:

jiggymonster161:

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In a bid to engage communities outside the park fence,a reserve hired 26 local jobless female high-school graduates, and put them through an intensive tracking and combat training programme. Kitted out in second-hand European military uniforms, paid for by donations, the women were deployed throughout a 40,000 hectare reserve.


The numbers suggest the approach works. In the last 10 months the reserve has not lost a rhino, while a neighbouring reserve lost 23. Snare poaching has dropped 90%. [x]


(Fact Source) For more facts, follow Ultrafacts 



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Precious ladies!!
: Every 7 hours, a rhino is killed in South
 Africa. So a nature reserve in Kruger hired 26
 jobless women, gave them combat and
 tracking training, and started the world's first
 all-female patrol. The Black Mambas patrol
 unarmed to protect the wild rhinos from
 poachers
 Ultrafacts.tumblr.com
ever-hungry-aria:

ultrafacts:

youreekofhavoc:

jiggymonster161:

ultrafacts:



In a bid to engage communities outside the park fence,a reserve hired 26 local jobless female high-school graduates, and put them through an intensive tracking and combat training programme. Kitted out in second-hand European military uniforms, paid for by donations, the women were deployed throughout a 40,000 hectare reserve.


The numbers suggest the approach works. In the last 10 months the reserve has not lost a rhino, while a neighbouring reserve lost 23. Snare poaching has dropped 90%. [x]


(Fact Source) For more facts, follow Ultrafacts 



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                    ever-hungry-aria:

ultrafacts:

youreekofhavoc:

jiggymonster161:

ultrafacts:



In a bid to engage communities outside the park fence,a reserve hired 26 local jobless female high-school graduates, and put them through an intensive tracking and combat training programme. Kitted out in second-hand European military uniforms, paid for by donations, the women were deployed throughout a 40,000 hectare reserve.


The numbers suggest the approach works. In the last 10 months the reserve has not lost a rhino, while a neighbouring reserve lost 23. Snare poaching has dropped 90%. [x]


(Fact Source) For more facts, follow Ultrafacts 



YEEEEESSSSSSSS

This is amazing




Precious ladies!!
: Every 7 hours, a rhino is killed in South
 Africa. So a nature reserve in Kruger hired 26
 jobless women, gave them combat and
 tracking training, and started the world's first
 all-female patrol. The Black Mambas patrol
 unarmed to protect the wild rhinos from
 poachers
 Ultrafacts.tumblr.com
ever-hungry-aria:

ultrafacts:

youreekofhavoc:

jiggymonster161:

ultrafacts:



In a bid to engage communities outside the park fence,a reserve hired 26 local jobless female high-school graduates, and put them through an intensive tracking and combat training programme. Kitted out in second-hand European military uniforms, paid for by donations, the women were deployed throughout a 40,000 hectare reserve.


The numbers suggest the approach works. In the last 10 months the reserve has not lost a rhino, while a neighbouring reserve lost 23. Snare poaching has dropped 90%. [x]


(Fact Source) For more facts, follow Ultrafacts 



YEEEEESSSSSSSS

This is amazing




Precious ladies!!

                    
                
            

            
                
                
ever-hungry-aria:

ultrafacts:

youreekofhavoc:

jiggymonster161:

ultrafacts:



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        France has become the world's first country to ban supermarket waste and compel large retailers to donate unsold food. While many charities hail the legislation, some worry about their capacity to handle the extra food. In a refrigerated room of the massive Carrefour supermarket in western Paris, director Soed Toumi points to carts piled high with food: Packs of yoghurt and pudding, slightly stale pastries, and baguettes. In a matter of hours, the food will be carted away for distribution to the needy. Legislation passed in February makes France the world's first country to ban supermarket waste and compel large retailers like Carrefour to donate unsold food – or face a fine of 3,750 euros ($ 4,230). The law is a first stab at rethinking consumption practices in a country where an estimated 7 million tons of food is thrown away each year. While consumers are the biggest culprits, restaurants and stores account for about a quarter of food waste. But when it comes to her store, Toumi says the law doesn't change much. The supermarket donates the equivalent of 320,000 meals each year to four local charities. "We've already been fighting against waste," she says. "But if the law allows others to follow our example, why not?" Not all French supermarkets boast similar practices. The average store is believed to throw away roughly 20 kilos of unsold food each day. Some have reportedly poured bleach on products, rendering them inedible – ostensibly to avoid food poisoning and legal problems.: INSTAGRAM | @IFACTS.DAILY
 It's illegal for supermarkets in France to
 waste food. Supermarkets must either
 compost it or donate unsold or nearly expired
 goods to charity.
France has become the world's first country to ban supermarket waste and compel large retailers to donate unsold food. While many charities hail the legislation, some worry about their capacity to handle the extra food. In a refrigerated room of the massive Carrefour supermarket in western Paris, director Soed Toumi points to carts piled high with food: Packs of yoghurt and pudding, slightly stale pastries, and baguettes. In a matter of hours, the food will be carted away for distribution to the needy. Legislation passed in February makes France the world's first country to ban supermarket waste and compel large retailers like Carrefour to donate unsold food – or face a fine of 3,750 euros ($ 4,230). The law is a first stab at rethinking consumption practices in a country where an estimated 7 million tons of food is thrown away each year. While consumers are the biggest culprits, restaurants and stores account for about a quarter of food waste. But when it comes to her store, Toumi says the law doesn't change much. The supermarket donates the equivalent of 320,000 meals each year to four local charities. "We've already been fighting against waste," she says. "But if the law allows others to follow our example, why not?" Not all French supermarkets boast similar practices. The average store is believed to throw away roughly 20 kilos of unsold food each day. Some have reportedly poured bleach on products, rendering them inedible – ostensibly to avoid food poisoning and legal problems.
        

            
            

                
                
                    France has become the world's first country to ban supermarket waste and compel large retailers to donate unsold food. While many charities hail the legislation, some worry about their capacity to handle the extra food. In a refrigerated room of the massive Carrefour supermarket in western Paris, director Soed Toumi points to carts piled high with food: Packs of yoghurt and pudding, slightly stale pastries, and baguettes. In a matter of hours, the food will be carted away for distribution to the needy. Legislation passed in February makes France the world's first country to ban supermarket waste and compel large retailers like Carrefour to donate unsold food – or face a fine of 3,750 euros ($ 4,230). The law is a first stab at rethinking consumption practices in a country where an estimated 7 million tons of food is thrown away each year. While consumers are the biggest culprits, restaurants and stores account for about a quarter of food waste. But when it comes to her store, Toumi says the law doesn't change much. The supermarket donates the equivalent of 320,000 meals each year to four local charities. "We've already been fighting against waste," she says. "But if the law allows others to follow our example, why not?" Not all French supermarkets boast similar practices. The average store is believed to throw away roughly 20 kilos of unsold food each day. Some have reportedly poured bleach on products, rendering them inedible – ostensibly to avoid food poisoning and legal problems.: INSTAGRAM | @IFACTS.DAILY
 It's illegal for supermarkets in France to
 waste food. Supermarkets must either
 compost it or donate unsold or nearly expired
 goods to charity.
France has become the world's first country to ban supermarket waste and compel large retailers to donate unsold food. While many charities hail the legislation, some worry about their capacity to handle the extra food. In a refrigerated room of the massive Carrefour supermarket in western Paris, director Soed Toumi points to carts piled high with food: Packs of yoghurt and pudding, slightly stale pastries, and baguettes. In a matter of hours, the food will be carted away for distribution to the needy. Legislation passed in February makes France the world's first country to ban supermarket waste and compel large retailers like Carrefour to donate unsold food – or face a fine of 3,750 euros ($ 4,230). The law is a first stab at rethinking consumption practices in a country where an estimated 7 million tons of food is thrown away each year. While consumers are the biggest culprits, restaurants and stores account for about a quarter of food waste. But when it comes to her store, Toumi says the law doesn't change much. The supermarket donates the equivalent of 320,000 meals each year to four local charities. "We've already been fighting against waste," she says. "But if the law allows others to follow our example, why not?" Not all French supermarkets boast similar practices. The average store is believed to throw away roughly 20 kilos of unsold food each day. Some have reportedly poured bleach on products, rendering them inedible – ostensibly to avoid food poisoning and legal problems.
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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        Dutch company Mosa Meat announced they have received enough funding to make and sell artificially grown meat to restaurants starting in 2021. ___ The company presented the world’s first lab-grown beef burger five years ago, and has since raised 7.5 million euros ($8.8 million USD), mainly from M Ventures and Bell Food Group. Mosa Meat has also received 1 million euros from Google co-founder Sergey Brin. ___ Mosa Meat, which is based in Maastricht, hopes to reach industrial-scale production, at roughly $1 per burger patty, in 2-3 years after the first marketable burger is ready for sale. ___ Mosa Meat uses a small sample of cells taken from live animals, which they then feed with nutrients to grow into larger strands of muscle tissue. The company states it could make as many as 80,000 quarter pounders from a single sample of cells.: BUSINESS
 LAB-GROWN MEAT
 July 18 | A Dutch company believes they
 will have the world's first lab-grown meat
 ready for restaurants by 2021
Dutch company Mosa Meat announced they have received enough funding to make and sell artificially grown meat to restaurants starting in 2021. ___ The company presented the world’s first lab-grown beef burger five years ago, and has since raised 7.5 million euros ($8.8 million USD), mainly from M Ventures and Bell Food Group. Mosa Meat has also received 1 million euros from Google co-founder Sergey Brin. ___ Mosa Meat, which is based in Maastricht, hopes to reach industrial-scale production, at roughly $1 per burger patty, in 2-3 years after the first marketable burger is ready for sale. ___ Mosa Meat uses a small sample of cells taken from live animals, which they then feed with nutrients to grow into larger strands of muscle tissue. The company states it could make as many as 80,000 quarter pounders from a single sample of cells.
        

            
            

                
                
                    Dutch company Mosa Meat announced they have received enough funding to make and sell artificially grown meat to restaurants starting in 2021. ___ The company presented the world’s first lab-grown beef burger five years ago, and has since raised 7.5 million euros ($8.8 million USD), mainly from M Ventures and Bell Food Group. Mosa Meat has also received 1 million euros from Google co-founder Sergey Brin. ___ Mosa Meat, which is based in Maastricht, hopes to reach industrial-scale production, at roughly $1 per burger patty, in 2-3 years after the first marketable burger is ready for sale. ___ Mosa Meat uses a small sample of cells taken from live animals, which they then feed with nutrients to grow into larger strands of muscle tissue. The company states it could make as many as 80,000 quarter pounders from a single sample of cells.: BUSINESS
 LAB-GROWN MEAT
 July 18 | A Dutch company believes they
 will have the world's first lab-grown meat
 ready for restaurants by 2021
Dutch company Mosa Meat announced they have received enough funding to make and sell artificially grown meat to restaurants starting in 2021. ___ The company presented the world’s first lab-grown beef burger five years ago, and has since raised 7.5 million euros ($8.8 million USD), mainly from M Ventures and Bell Food Group. Mosa Meat has also received 1 million euros from Google co-founder Sergey Brin. ___ Mosa Meat, which is based in Maastricht, hopes to reach industrial-scale production, at roughly $1 per burger patty, in 2-3 years after the first marketable burger is ready for sale. ___ Mosa Meat uses a small sample of cells taken from live animals, which they then feed with nutrients to grow into larger strands of muscle tissue. The company states it could make as many as 80,000 quarter pounders from a single sample of cells.
                    
                
            

            
                
                
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