Belize's sweet, sustainable "seaweed shakes"
In southern Belize, a sweet and creamy heritage drink made from seaweed has become a symbol of the country's sustainable underwater farming initiatives.
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In southern Belize, a sweet and creamy heritage drink made from seaweed has become a symbol of the country's sustainable underwater farming initiatives.
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YESTERDAY I heard the Prime Minister in the Westminster parliament again misname the SNP as the “Scottish nationalist party”. On the one hand, this is simply petty schoolboy behaviour, name-calling. But perhaps he genuinely thinks that “nationalist” identifies an affliction affecting only others. My point is that his party frequently acts and speaks in a way that is nationalist (“This great country”; “We’re better than that”, etc; the entire Brexit project). When the Prime Minister sits in front of TV cameras flanked by Union flags – each tucked very carefully to dis...