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The world’s first rewilding center, scientist make digestible batteries from food, mushroom meat helps build muscle

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17.04.2023
by Maggie Zogg
#Climate, #Conservation, #Fungi, #Innovation, #MentalHealth, #RemoteWork, #Rewilding, #Scotland, #Sustainability
Image: Unsplash CC0/Public Domain
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Good News
17.04.2023
by Maggie Zogg
#Climate, #Conservation, #Fungi, #Innovation, #MentalHealth, #RemoteWork, #Rewilding, #Scotland, #Sustainability
Image: Unsplash CC0/Public Domain
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