Sustainable food system
Activists splash soup on glass-protected Mona Lisa
Two protesters on Jan 28 hurled pumpkin soup at the bullet-proof glass protecting Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" in Paris, demanding the right to "healthy and sustainable food."
The action, which comes as French farmers protest across the country, is the latest in a string of similar attacks against artworks to demand more action to protect the planet.
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Experts inspect 400 of Türkiye's fishing harbors
The Scientific and Technical Research Council of Türkiye (TÜBİTAK), has conducted a study on 400 fishing harbors across the country, revealing that the primary issues identified by experts include the lack of income attributed to illegal construction and shelter problems.
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More than Half of the Reports for Fallen Branches in Sofia are Still Not Processed
On the fifth day after the heavy snowfall in Sofia, a little more than a third of the reports about fallen branches and trees submitted to 112 have been processed.
Since the beginning of the situation, 2,354 calls to 112 have been received, of which 860 have been processed. The work of all field teams continues, said Siyana Khlebarova, chief expert in the Green System Directorate.
The Mediterranean Diet | Athens | September 10 – October 29
"The Mediterranean Diet" photography exhibition is on display at the National Museum of Contemporary Art Athens-EMST (emst.gr). Celebrating the UNESCO-recognized Mediterranean diet's significance in today's world, the exhibit features captivating works by photographers such as Johann Clausen and Myrto Papadopoulou.
Ministry to expand vertical farming
Vertical farming, a type of agriculture practice that has the ability to produce up to 40 times more produce than conventional farming techniques, is currently seeing a rapid expansion under the leadership of the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry.
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Türkiye’s aquaculture ranks first among EU nations
Türkiye moved to the top spot in aquaculture production in the past four years, surpassing all EU member states, according to the Agriculture and Forestry Ministry.
The industry generated $1.7 billion in export revenues in 2022, shipping products to 103 countries.
Production of the sector, which was more than 500,000, is expected to be around 600,000, the ministry said.
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Vegans and meat-eaters at the Easter table
Apart from the spiritual dimension of Easter, a prominent factor is the consumption of food, and meat in particular, during the holidays. Eating habits are a personal choice and are determined by a variety of factors, individual and collective, and the Easter holiday specifically is all about bringing people and families together to consume food.
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California pushes composting to lower food waste emissions
Banana peels, chicken bones and leftover veggies won't have a place in California trashcans under the nation's largest mandatory residential food waste recycling program that's set to take effect in January.
The effort is designed to keep landfills in the most populous U.S. state clear of food waste that damages the atmosphere as it decays.
Turkish cuisine leaves lower carbon footprint: Study
Turkish cuisine causes far less greenhouse gas emissions compared to Italian cuisine, according to a one-year-long study.
The İzmir University of Economics conducted a study to calculate the carbon footprint of food consumption in Turkey.
Fehmi Görkem Üçtuğ, the lead researcher, picked regular vegetarian and vegan menus consisting of the most preferred foods.
Locked-in Istanbul residents go after games, foods orders
The favorite items ordered by Istanbul residents sheltering at home due to the COVID-19 pandemic are board games, frozen vegan foods and traditional Turkish fast-foods, according to data from an online delivery application.