In her new book "The Plant Hunter," ethnobotanist @QuaveEthnobot explores nature's next medicines. She spoke with CultureShift about how destroying natural habitats in the Amazon and other biodiverse areas could mean missing out on life-saving substances:
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My childhood bullies: "Your food is gross and you are gross"
Bullies all grown up: "OMG guys I just discovered the best food have you guys heard of dumplings"
Indigenous peoples of the #Amazon suing #beef companies and supermarkets which sell beef for burning and destroying the rainforest.
#climatechange
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BREAKING: Amazon will not put the largest retail warehouse in Canada on the site of a protected wetland in Pickering, CBC News has learned. https://t.co/pwp84J1EVT
Not even a name. May all beings be free from unnecessary suffering - #Dog spent a lifetime chained to a wall... she cries when we free her ! https://t.co/ii1Bglhxqc via @YouTube
A walrus's #song can last for days and be heard up to 16 km away - The charismatic walrus should be the poster child for climate change, says researcher | CBC Documentaries https://t.co/klzkEsTTmW
This new public painting on a prison wall in Reading, England, might be Banksy’s latest work. It is speculated that the painting depicts Oscar Wilde, who spent two years at the prison in the 1890s for ‘gross indecency’ — a charged used to target gay men at the time