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Plant-based products present long-term sustainable commercial opportunities - Vimarsana News

Plant-based products present long-term sustainable commercial opportunities

Age-old plant-based diets are being reimagined as the focus of the environmental impact of the food we eat has increased, with the consumer plant-based trend becoming a major component of the climate conversation. Brands are attuned to the needs and preferences of their consumers, and they want exceptional plant-based products on the shelf to support their evolving lifestyles. However, fundamentally, consumers are looking to have their basic needs met from a food quality perspective, such...

Mycorrhiza: A Powerful Nourisher To Help Tree Species Diversity - Vimarsana News

Mycorrhiza: A Powerful Nourisher To Help Tree Species Diversity

Fungi, especially mycorrhizas, are allies of natural forests to improve the absorption of nutrients in trees. But which of the mycorrhizal feeding strategies results in the greatest tree diversity in ectomycorrhiza or arbuscular mycorrhiza?

New Artificial Lightning Technology Stops Cow Dung from Releasing Climate-Warming Methane - Vimarsana News

New Artificial Lightning Technology Stops Cow Dung from Releasing Climate-Warming Methane

The Norwegian business N2 is experimenting with an ablation system to reduce methane leaks, with Dairy cattle at a station in Buckinghamshire, England. A Norwegian software firm has discovered a means to prevent methane leaks from animal sludge by immobilizing it with synthetic electricity.

Spain's La Palma Volcano Continues to Wreak Havoc, Lava Shows No Signs of Slowing Down - Vimarsana News

Spain's La Palma Volcano Continues to Wreak Havoc, Lava Shows No Signs of Slowing Down

Numerous fresh outlets have popped up on the Canary Archipelago of La Palma, over two months since a crater on the territory exploded, breathing fire and ashes. Law enforcement agencies warned that additional magma began rushing downhill on Sunday, threatening to inflict additional havoc on the area's economy, roadways, and residences.