For some years, the issue of pesticide usage has ignited fervent debate worldwide, with environmentalists, policymakers, and agricultural stakeholders grappling over its impact on ecosystems, human health, and food security. Recent data presents a sobering reality: pesticides aren’t just harming the environment through pollution and biodiversity loss; they’re linked to serious, long-term health issues like
The inaugural flight of an Avelo Airlines Boeing 737-800 takes off from Hollywood Burbank Airport to Charles M. Schulz-Sonoma County Airport in Santa Rosa on April 28, 2021. Patrick T. Fallon | AFP | Getty Images In the nearly four years since the Covid-19 pandemic upended air travel, the largest U.S. airlines have returned to
While a visit to Memphis is typically defined by its overflowing abundance of music history, the city’s neighborhoods are brimming with restaurants, breweries, nightlife, and activities as diverse as the sounds that have defined its identity for generations. Here’s our guide to the best neighborhoods in Memphis. 1. Soulsville The best neighborhood for music history
For once, you can have it all in one trip: waterfalls and superlative seafood restaurants, windy mountain roads and surf beaches. The joy of being in the Faroe Islands – a small island group with a population of 53,000 and a total landmass of 1399 sq km – is that everything is close by. As long as
Common Ground is a new documentary film on the regenerative farming movement. The star-studded feature is narrated by a gravel-throated Jason Momoa, and features Laura Dern, Woody Harrelson, Donald Glover, Farmers Leah Penniman and Gabe Brown, Senator Cory Booker and more. Common Ground is a compelling story of this diverse group of farmers and advocates
Humans have marked the spring equinox for millennia. A time of symbolic rebirth, its arrival in the Northern Hemisphere on March 20 signifies warmer days and the start of crop preparation, as well as holding religious significance for many. This equinox is one of only two days a year when the sun crosses the celestial
Foodies looking for inspiration on where to travel will find a slew of restaurant weeks, festivals, and unique culinary events across the country—and beyond—this spring. Below are some of the most exciting, flavor-forward experiences coming up during the spring months. Go beyond at “Flavors Beyond Borders” in Costa Rica The award-winning Casa Chameleon at Las
Columbia Hillen It’s not often one is ushered to one’s hotel room on a private elevator but my companion and I enjoyed the experience at Les Suites At The Cliff Bay on the exotic island of Madeira. Columbia Hillen High on a natural promontory next to Pirates Bay with panoramic views over the Atlantic Ocean,
Everybody has heard of Oktoberfest. That’s the biggest beer festival in the world and the 2023 edition set new attendance records. Lesser known, but perhaps more fun (with better beer and without the tourist crowds), is Munich’s Starkbierfest. “Starkbier” simply means “strong beer”, but in reference to these historically monastic Lenten brews, starkbier is also
Sonja Prokopec took her son on their first “solo” trip together when he was six years old. They went to Rome, and it was so memorable that Prokopec said she’s now planning their second trip this summer. “I really enjoy one-on-one time which we have when travelling alone,” she said. “There are no distractions, no
Running from Sorrento southwards to Salerno, the Amalfi Coast is a jagged rollercoaster of citrus groves edged by cobalt-blue sea. Its cliff-hugging road, the strada statale 163 Amalfitana (Amalfi Drive), is one of the most beautiful in the world, though not for the fainthearted, and yes, it still gets extremely traffic clogged, despite recent traffic
No one who visits Rome could complain that there’s nothing to do. Indeed, the biggest challenge is squeezing everything that the city promises into your visit. And while there are many can’t-miss sites in Rome, there’s a lot more to the city than ancient ruins or gilded monuments (and the long lines that come with
Share to Facebook Share to Twitter Share to Linkedin The impacts from the Federal Trade Commission’s lawsuit to block Kroger’s $24.6 billion acquisition of Albertsons will ripple throughout the food industry for a long time. The lawsuit, which eight states joined, in addition to similar suits previously filed by attorney generals in Colorado and Washington,
© Marco Bottigelli via Getty Images Among chef’s picks? Mexico City, Cape Town and New Orleans. For many people, bookmarking restaurants and bars is a beloved part of trip planning. And if you’re someone who considers dining and drinking an experience more than a necessity, then you may want to plan your entire vacation around
The undulating coast of Antigua contains a multitude of tucked-away coves and quiet beaches – rumor has it there’s one for every day of the year. Travelers flock to the Caribbean because of its reputation for impeccable stretches of sand but Antigua is on another level. You’re never more than a few miles from a
Whitney Spielfogel In the heart of London, where history and modernity entwine, there now stands a remarkable edifice, the new 1 Hotel Mayfair, which officially opened in July 2023. Nestled amidst bustling streets and elegant architecture, this eco-luxury sanctuary has emerged as a beacon of sustainability and opulence, a harmonious fusion of nature’s bounty and urban
New wave aging is one of the primary consumer priorities this year, says health and wellness retailer, Holland & Barrett’s (H&B) Wellness Trends Report for 2024. “As the average lifespan is increasing and people are living longer, we’re seeing concepts such as ‘reducing biological age’ and ‘age reversal’ appearing,” says Alex Glover, Senior Nutritionist at
Brandon Bell | Getty Images News | Getty Images A handful of airlines — Alaska Airlines, American Airlines, JetBlue Airways and United Airlines — have raised their fees for checked bags this year. But if you plan ahead, such fees are easy to reduce or avoid altogether. On Friday, United raised its fee to $40
One thing about Los Angeles is no two neighborhoods are the same. The dynamic mix of cultures, lifestyles, and atmospheres allows each area to carry its own unique essence and vibrancy. From the bustling up-all-night energy (and best barbeque) of Koreatown to the glitz and glamor of Hollywood – a mere 10 minutes away. While Venice
When you look through the airplane window and catch your first glimpse of the Azores, it leaves you speechless. No wonder this Portuguese archipelago is labeled as “The Hawaii of Europe” and the “Islands of Colors”. Set in the middle of the Atlantic, halfway between the United States and continental Portugal, the nine major Azores
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