Horizon Insects is an insect farm in London that rears thousands of edible worms and crickets. The farm prioritizes sustainability and uses leftover food from local businesses to feed the insects. Mealworms are the easiest and most energy efficient insects that the farm grows. The worms only need 10% of the land used for beef, and they produce far less CO2.
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Trump says Iran shot down US helicopter and vows to respond
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Israeli air strikes hit Lebanese city of Tyre despite Iranian warning to stop attacks
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05 June 2026Nearly fifty years after Close Encounters of the Third Kind, Steven Spielberg returns to the universe that helped define his career. With Disclosure Day, the filmmaker delivers not a direct sequel, but a work that clearly echoes his earlier stories about visitors from beyond our world. Whereas Close Encounters explored the wonder of first contact … Continue reading "Disclosure Day: Spielberg Reopens the Extraterrestrial File"
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LLCER Update and Vote for a New Reading Guide
03 June 2026There are a few changes in the LLCER Terminale set texts list for 2026-2028. What are you interested in teaching next year, and which title would interest you for a Reading guide? Scroll down to vote for your favourite. The updated list has two added books, the first part of J.M. Coetzee's autobiography Boyhood: Scenes from … Continue reading "LLCER Update and Vote for a New Reading Guide"
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David Attenborough at 100
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