Australia-based climate company Sea Forest has an unconventional approach to lessening those emissions: Seaweed. Introducing its algae-based supplement, SeaFeed, to a herd’s diet can drop its methane emissions by as much as 90%. See https://qz.com/sea-forest-seaweed-methane-emissions-1851095842
Beachgoers shore up happiness at a formal-wear swim during summer holidays. It started as a unique event in 2009, but now it's spawned similar beach balls all across Australia as revellers get dressed up and let their hair down."If each day you can do something a little unexpected or out of the ordinary … that really predicts a benefit for wellbeing."https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-01-07/formal-wear-swim-at-beach-ball-in-pursuit-of-happiness/103282356?
The Metropolitan Museum in New York City has created an exhibit matching paintings of these two artists, who lived at the same time in Paris. Seeing it is experiencing the life in Paris the last part of the 19th Century.https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/manet-degas
Thomas Bayrle, is one of the most prolific
and pioneering German artists of his post-war generation. Since the 1960s he
addresses recurrent themes such as labour, power, economics and religion,
narrating the relationship between individual and collective dynamics in society.
Anticipating the pixel aesthetic in the
digital image-making, Bayrle is famous for his "superforms", complex
patterns constructed from images of people, goods, and machines, that the
artist has interpreted through a wide range of media, from printing techniques
to painting, from sculpture to film.
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LEGO Braille Bricks has officially launched in three more languages to bring the program to more people than ever before.Following its wide launch in 2023, the LEGO Braille Bricks program has achieved another milestone as three more languages join the line-up. As well as 40655 Play with Braille – French and 40656 Play with Braille – English, you can now pick up 40722 Play with Braille – German Alphabet, 40723 Play with Braille – Italian Alphabet and 40724 Play with Braille – Spanish Alphabet.https://www.brickfanatics.com/lego-braille-bricks-launches-three-languages