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Canada returns large collection of prehistoric artifacts to Ecuador

Canada returns large collection of prehistoric artifacts to Ecuador

A collection of relics of one of the oldest settled cultures in the Americas has been repatriated to Ecuador nearly 40 years after the items were taken to Canada for study. While the return of historical artifacts and art treasures to their places of origin has become...

Should we be breathing a sigh of relief about Covid-19? Biology says no

Should we be breathing a sigh of relief about Covid-19? Biology says no

By Erin S. Bromage, Ph.D. It seems many people are breathing some relief, and I’m not sure why. An epidemic curve has a relatively predictable upslope and once the peak is reached, the back slope can also be predicted. We have robust data from the outbreaks in China...

Who are the ‘new vegan’ travellers?

Who are the ‘new vegan’ travellers?

Editor’s note: This is the third in a three-part series on vegan dining options around the world. To read the first part and second parts, click here and here. By John Keeble It is tempting to think of the new vegan travellers being in the 16- to 35-year-old age group...

Vitamin B12 — facts and fallacies

Vitamin B12 — facts and fallacies

As always, before starting to work with a new client, I ask them to first send back a fairly comprehensive medical and lifestyle (diet and activity) survey. Alice (not her real name) wrote that her goals were to lose weight and eat better — she wanted to feel better...

Vegan travels – how easy is it? 

Vegan travels – how easy is it? 

Editor's note: This is the second in a three-part series on vegan dining options around the world. To read the first part, click here. By John Keeble How we travel after Covid-19 reorganises transport, accommodation and restaurants is far from settled – but one thing...

Flying in the face of a meat storm

Flying in the face of a meat storm

Editor’s note: This is the second in a three-part series on vegan dining options around the world. By John Keeble An interesting challenge came my way earlier this year and I grabbed it. Can a vegan survive in The Land of Meat? I flew to Buenos Aires and took an...

Ashfall from Sangay volcano reaches Guayaquil

Ashfall from Sangay volcano reaches Guayaquil

Unusually strong upper level winds have blanketed a large swath of southern Ecuador with volcanic ash from the Sangay volcano. According to the National Geophysical Institute, a collapse inside the volcano sent a large amount of ash several kilometers into the...

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Week of July 26

United States keeps 10% tariff on nearly half of Ecuador’s non-oil exports.

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El Niño threat sends new price signals through Ecuador’s export markets.

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Suspended movements force candidates to search for new paths to the ballot.

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