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Well-cooked mushrooms are also a good meat alternative. Some studies even suggest that fungi are more similar to meat than to vegetables. They require very little space to grow and are probably more efficient than raising bugs. Also, if you soak tree nuts, they produce more protein. Two soaked Brazilian nuts per day can take care of an adult's protein needs and give the most proper dose of selenium, which helps prevent cancer. (More than 2-3 per day can be bad for you, though!) There are a lot of healthy alternatives to meat, and not all of them will make you want to scream 'Ew!'Almost 6 years agocrystalmori added a new comment in
Thank God. I'm so happy! I hope President Trump will agree to conditions which foster peace with North Korea, and I congratulate him on deciding to meet with Mr. Kim. This is a very exciting moment, and I wish to congratulate Mr. Moon and Mr. Kim as well. We support you in all your efforts towards peace!Over 6 years agohemmguin added a new comment in
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I'm curious. I'd like to try it, but at the same time, there's the possibility that it'll end up in the category with the other fruit-flavored chocolates.Over 7 years agocrystalmori replied to a comment in
I think there may be several other things we can do. For one, we can recycle as much as possible. We can have gardens at home. That will save us from buying some food that has to be transported from far away. That way there will be fewer shipping trucks on the road and it can reduce pollution. We can compost food scraps. Go organic! It helps reduce the use of pesticides, which often can be harmful to the environment. What do you think?Over 7 years agocrystalmori added a new comment in
Let's get one thing straight here. Even if global warming WAS a hoax, we'd still run out of fossil fuels eventually and have to switch to clean, renewable energy. Switching at least some of our ways now could save our country hundreds of thousands of dollars in the future. Contrary to Trump's claims, it would support the economy long term, instead of restricting its growth.Over 7 years agocrystalmori replied to a comment in
Working on making renewable energy more popular, effective, and affordable could give our country an advantage in the world economy. Imagine if an American scientist came up with a breakthrough way to make clean energy--for cheap! We could then market it internationally, to countries who hadn't made that breakthrough yet. They would be willing to pay a lot more for cheap energy than they would want to spend developing an alternative. Closing the door to innovation is closing the door to progress. Please keep that in mind, President Trump! If we do not take the initiative to create a new way for ourselves, we may eventually wind up in the same position the other countries would be in if we were ahead of the game. Reducing incentive to convert to renewable energy has the potential to cost us big in the long-term.Over 7 years agocrystalmoriliked a comment in Back-To-Back Mass Bleaching Decimates Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
That is horrible! Is there anything that you can do to save the coral reefs after they are bleached!Over 7 years agocrystalmoriliked a comment in Back-To-Back Mass Bleaching Decimates Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
Alright, people, listen up!! (Reply to this comment!) All WE can do is to .... 1. Stop polluting!! 2. don't waste any electricity or water!! 3. Plant more stuff(DUH)!! Hey, c'mon, we want the coral reefs o stay, right??Over 7 years agocrystalmoriliked a comment in Back-To-Back Mass Bleaching Decimates Australia's Great Barrier Reef.
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