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During the meeting between Chinese and Iranian volleyball players, currently engaged in the Asian Cup in the Philippines, the players from the Middle Empire played with an anti-covid mask.
The Chinese Volleyball Federation apologized on Friday for not asking members of its women’s team, currently involved in the Asian Cup in the Philippines, to remove their masks during a match against Iran. The Chinese players, dressed in red and equipped with white face masks, faced the Iranians in black jerseys, pants and hijabs. An unusual scene that had surprised many internet users in China. China’s team, one of the best in the world, won the match 3-1 in Pasig, the Philippines, where the competition is being held, on Thursday, taking first place in their group. Just before the end of the first set, which they lost, some players began to remove their masks, gradually imitated by all of their teammates, noted an AFP journalist.
Many Chinese Internet users had expressed their concern for the health of the sportswomen. “I thought it was a joke seeing that. I didn’t imagine that they had really played with their masks!”, Wrote a user of the Chinese social network Weibo, in tune with the general tone of the comments.
China is one of the few countries to continue to apply a strict health policy in the face of Covid-19, with localized confinements, travel restrictions, quasi-compulsory PCR tests and the wearing of masks recommended or even imposed. In response to the growing controversy, the Chinese Volleyball Federation, in a message posted on its Weibo account, apologized for “causing the attention and concern of the general public”. The staff made the players wear masks when they entered the stadium, after learning that sportswomen from other participating nations had Covid-19, the statement said. All matches in the tournament, which ends on Monday, are played at the PhilSports Arena in Pasig.
“The organizing committee having not published clear rules on whether or not sportswomen should wear a mask during the matches, our sportswomen, to protect themselves, wore masks after the start of the match”, explains the Chinese Volleyball Federation. “Due to our lack of experience, we did not notify the players in due time to remove their masks,” his message read. China’s women’s volleyball team is one of the best in the world. World champion in 2019, she won the Olympic title in Rio in 2016.
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Published August 27, 2022
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Scientists have figured out a way to take on overpopulation and climate change by creating a food seasoning made of mealworm.
August 27, 2022
“The global food market continues to grow, but it is still necessary to explore new food materials and/or develop new food products because food resources are gradually being depleted,” says researcher Hee Cho.
Cho says the bug spice was created in response to “a growing global population and the looming climate crisis.”
Even if eating bugs isn’t your thing, Cho and her fellow researchers may have found a way to keep things out of sight and out of mind. Indeed, the mealworm seasoning looks just like any other one that isn’t made up of roaches and garbage maggots and could be the next step in addressing most people’s pesky meat preference.
“Edible insects are superfoods,” says Cho, adding that “Many consumers do not like their [mealworms] physical appearance. So most insects have been used in crushed or powdered forms as food additives.”
Furthermore, Cho and her team discovered that the best way to trick someone into thinking they’re eating meat is to heat up the bug spice and mix it with sugar. Will you gain weight? Maybe. Diabetes? Can’t say. But these are small sacrifices required to save the world.
The time is nigh for bug-eating, folks. And children in the UK are already one step ahead of the curve, as they’re about to start eating bugs at school in a series of sustainable food workshops. Afterwards, at home, these little sustainability legends will teach their savage parents what real heroism looks like.
Across the pond, Canadians may already be eating bugs without knowing it. For example, Entomo Farms, a company based in Canada, sells junk food made from crickets in stores across the country under their “Actually Foods” brand.
And Canada just became home to the world’s largest cricket factory, where almost 10,000 metric tons of crickets will be produced annually for you and your dog to eat.
“A growing population and increasing demand for food and material requires sustainable, scalable solutions,” says CEO Mohammed Ashour.
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First published at 17:10 UTC on August 27th, 2022.
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