Author: Sophia Johnson

The COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated the issues of hunger and domestic violence in many communities, especially among low-income and marginalized groups. However, some local organizations and individuals are stepping up to provide relief and support to those in need. Food Banks Receive Generous Donations from Businesses and Residents One of the organizations that is helping to fight hunger in the community is the Atlanta Community Food Bank, which serves 29…

Amsterdam has become the first EU capital to back the Plant Based Treaty, a global movement that seeks to restructure the entire planet’s food production systems away from animal agriculture. The city council announced its endorsement of the treaty on February 6, 2024, joining 25 other municipal governments worldwide, including Edinburgh and Los Angeles. What is the Plant Based Treaty? The Plant Based Treaty was introduced in August 2021 as…

Georgia is experiencing a severe winter storm that is expected to last from February 5 to February 8, bringing snow, strong wind, and other hazardous weather conditions to the country. The National Environment Agency has issued a weather forecast and a warning for the public to be prepared and cautious. Snowfall and Blizzard in Western Georgia According to the forecast, precipitation, mainly in the form of snow, will occur in…

Georgia is witnessing a growing trend of veganism among its students and faculty, as more universities are adopting plant-based menus in their canteens. Vegan Georgia, a local NGO, is leading the campaign to promote vegan dining in higher education institutions, as a way to reduce their environmental impact and improve their health. The Benefits of Plant-Based Dining According to a 2018 study by the University of Oxford, switching to a…