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Chocolate is so delicious and you can usually purchase it for a relatively low amount of money; but have you ever thought about the journey it has made from the cocoa bean plantation to the palm of your hand?
In this video, African cocoa bean plantation farmers taste chocolate for the very first time—the result?
See for yourself:
These photos from the German countryside reveal the scars left from bombs dropped in World War II. These were the bombs dropped by the ‘good guys.’
Because of the flood of people coming through the United States’ southern border, the U.S. Government sent extra personnel to the Texas Rio Grande Valley in late June to combat human smuggling operations on the border.
The result?
Walk into a grocery store in America (and much of Europe) and you’ll find plenty of products to chose from. In fact, the average American supermarket has more than 38,000 products!
While there may be plenty of selections, did you know that most of these products are owned by only 10 companies?
Tegu is a revolutionary new toy that won’t be cool today and in a landfill tomorrow. It’s the kind of toy that you invest in today, and see your grandkids play with tomorrow.
And speaking of landfills, Tegu is not only a high-quality toy that won’t end-up in one, but it’s also helping those working in the landfills of Honduras find a better place to work.
What if billboards were more than just advertisements on the side of the road?
What if they were places to live?
When you have a passion for something, there’s hardly anything that will stand in your way to pursue it.
Even blindness…
The numbers are a little staggering.
141 trillion calories of food are wasted every year. That’s about 1,249 calories per person per day. Or, 31% of the total food supply.
Sure, some food mold or is ruined by bugs, but other food is discarded for one flippant reason only:
Cosmetics.
