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We found what we were looking for! – GIANT YELLOW JABOTICABA (Mulchi Fruit)
[…] Episode: 885 Giant Yellow Jaboticaba (Mulchi fruit) Species: Plinia inflata Location: Leticia, Colombia Chapters 0:00-2:35 Introduction 2:35-4:31 What is Mulchi fruit? 4:31-7:45 The inner pulp review 7:45-9:31 The outer pulp review 9:31-12:36 The best way to eat this … Continue reading
The Aztecs Built a City ON a Lake 🌊 #history #ancienthistory #science #weirdfacts #viral #shorts
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Can Latin America win the race to 100% renewables?
There’s an understandable focus on the the energy transition in the United States right now. But down in South America there is a quiet revolution going on in renewable power which could see that continent decarbonise far sooner than its … Continue reading
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Tagged construction, design, Environment, South America, Technology
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Peru’s $24 Billion Farmland Boom
Peru’s desert coast is blooming. Discover how the Chavimochic megaproject turned barren land into a global agro-export powerhouse—and why climate change could threaten it all. […]
BBC Radio 4 – Crossing Continents, Bolivia’s giant fish intruder
The giant freshwater fish that’s invading Bolivia’s Amazonian rivers. Some people said it was created by Peruvian scientists, that it gorged on the blood of farm animals, that it was a monster. Many myths have grown up in Bolivia around … Continue reading
