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Gia Mora

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Gia Mora is a writer, performer, and producer telling stories that help build a compassionate, equitable, and sustainable future for all—often set to a killer dance beat. A lifelong environmentalist and longtime vegan, Gia’s essays and journalism have appeared in the Los Angeles Times, the Huffington Post, Treehugger, Modern Farmer, Business Insider, and more. Her most recent music video, “Take Some Action (to Get Some Action),” her short film “Me and Ma’ii” (quarter-finalist, 2023 Golden Scrip…

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12 vegetables and fruits that used to look very different

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By Gia Mora
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12 Vegetables And Fruits That Used To Look Very Different Long before there were GMO foods and cultivated meat , human beings were genetically engineering what we ate. As soon as we abandoned the hunter-gather lifestyle for farming, people began cultivating specific varieties of fruits and vegetables to select for more desirable traits. This was important at the dawn of the agricultural revolution because ancient fruits and vegetables had tougher skin, bitter flesh, and cartoonishly large seeds.
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Stop Making These Mistakes With Lemons

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By Gia Mora
| Yahoo Life Verified
When pop music sensation Trini Lopez sang, "Lemon tree, very pretty, and the lemon flower is sweet. But the fruit of the poor lemon is impossible to eat," he only got it half right. Lemon trees are indeed quite beautiful and fragrant, but the yellow citrus they produce is cultivated and consumed by people around the world, proving the beloved 1960s crooner wrong. We all know lemons are rich in vitamin C, fiber, and minerals, and internist Roxanne B.
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7 Best Plant-Based Milks You Should Try

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By Gia Mora
| Yahoo Life Verified
There's no denying it — plant-based milk is the dairy replacement of the future. Over the past few years, traditional cow milk sales have declined with non-dairy alternatives like soy, almond, coconut, and oat milk taking center stage. Sentient Media reports that in 2020 forty percent of U.S. households purchased plant-based dairy. This prominence proves that milk alternatives are more than just a passing trend or reserved for a niche market.
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