In today’s news, South Korea expands aid for migrants in Ecuador. United Nations climate report warns Earth reaching its limits, amid record climate imbalance, drones provide vital data for weather forecasting, Kenyan entrepreneurs turn food waste into useful products, US teens transform communities through act of kindness, sustainability-focused investor takes majority stake in Italian vegan food brand, and tiny sick pony-person makes remarkable recovery at UK rescue center.
Jump into creating a veritable garden inside your house. Here’s a tip to ensure your houseplants receive the appropriate amount of sunlight to keep them bright and healthy. Light is vital for plant survival, so it’s crucial to pick plants suitable for each window orientation. East-facing windows receive only a little morning sunlight – this is optimal for ferns, pothos, and peace lilies. West-facing windows receive much more sunlight and are ideal for cacti and snake plants. For those in the northern hemisphere, south-facing windows get consistent light, which is optimal for large tropical plants such as the Singapore almond tree. North-facing windows receive less light; therefore, it’s suitable to place shade-tolerant plants here such as evergreen or money plant. This is reversed for those dwelling in the southern hemisphere. Furthermore, LED lighting and occasional pot rotation can help plants grow healthily and evenly.
It took us three days to find this joke funny. Let’s see how long it takes you. It’s called, “The Vegetable Witness.”
Gary is desperately trying to convince Brian that he finally has his life together.
“Brian, look at me. I’m a responsible adult now. I went to the store and actually bought green, healthy vegetables.”
“Wow. So, did you actually... you know, cook and eat them?”
“Not exactly. But they sat on the counter and provided excellent emotional support while I polished off a dozen delectable vegan glazed donuts.”
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