6 Newly Rated Brands We’re Loving This November
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Innovative solutions: How we can fight hunger worldwide
Many of the more than 50 projects that we support with the revenues of our web search GOOD – the search engine for a better world, support the second UN Sustainable Development Goal “No Hunger” with their ideas. Here we give an overview of the innovative solutions that help to achieve this global goal and how you can make your contribution.
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The 2023 Ocean Photographer of the Year Contest Highlights the Stunning Sights Above and Below the Surface
The waters surrounding the Philippines were fruitful for photographers this year, producing several winning images of the 2023 Ocean Photographer of the Year contest. From a boastful lizardfish to a tiny paper nautilus floating among volcanic debris, the lauded shots document marine life above and below the surface, glimpsing not only the stunning beauty of land and sea creatures but also the threats many face given a warming planet and rampant pollution. Some of our favorite photos are shown here, and if you’re in Sydney, you can see the full collection through May 26, 2024, at the National Maritime Museum. More
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Moss, Pine Bark, and Roots Camouflage Tiny Refuges Among the Wild Swedish Forests and Farmland
Artist and architect Ulf Mejergren (previously) continues his interest in cozy, outdoor constructions with a new series titled Farm Art. Collaborating with farmer Robert Pettersson, Mejergren built several site-specific structures from materials found around Pettersson’s property in Grödinge, Sweden.
For “Pine Bark Hut,” the pair layered thick, gnarly wood into a slender cabin camouflaged between two trees, a space first used for hunting and then storing tools. More
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