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The Brief #14 Liquid hydrogen, Fish farm out of water, Taste-altering chopsticks

Toshi Maeda by Toshi Maeda
06/02/2022
in Arts & Music, Earth, EdTech, FoodTech, Green Innovation, Lifestyle, News, Social Impact, Society, Video
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A Japanese industrial group has completed the world’s first sea transport of liquid hydrogen as part of an ambitious project to build a CO2-free hydrogen supply chain by 2030, Japanese scientists are attempting a world first by farming ocean fish on land using specially developed freshwater with a precise electrolyte balance to keep the fish healthy and growing, Researchers from a Japanese university and beverage company have developed electric chopsticks that make food taste saltier than it is, offering a potential health solution for people who need to reduce their salt intake.

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Toshi Maeda

Toshi Maeda

A multilingual journalist with over 25 years of experience in the media industry, Maeda worked as a producer and correspondent for Reuters TV in Tokyo after stints as a reporter at The Japan Times, The Associated Press in San Francisco, Newsday in New York, and The Desert Sun in Palm Springs, California. Maeda has also taught journalism at Komazawa University’s Faculty of Global Media Studies. Currently, he serves as executive editor for solutions-focused bilingual news platform J-Stories, a PBMC media outlet.

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