Lab-grown Food for January? 🧪

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🗓️ 4 January 2022

⏱️ 12 minutes

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IIn today's episode: 🗓️ Host Bethany Van Delft is talking New Year's resolutions. 💪 Learn about the most popular resolution and how to help each other out on sticking to your goals in 2022. 🥕 Did you know it's also 'Veganuary?' 🌎 Listen as Nature Nerds' Laine Farber shares what lab-grown meat is and how we can eat meat without negative impacts on animals or the environment. In the news: A new telescope and a new millipede! 🐛 And, test your knowledge about the Times Square New Year's Eve celebration on today's Trivia on the Ten. ✅ ✔️ Sign up for the Ten News Newsletter! 📧 Email us your curious facts, funny stories, and eye rolling jokes at: [email protected] 🎇 Follow the show on Instagram 🌍 Check out our website for sources and a transcript of today's episode! Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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0:00.0	Wait a minute. The holiday cookies disappeared and have been replaced with fiber bars.
0:08.0	Who did this?
0:10.0	Ah!
0:11.0	Today we're looking into New Year's resolutions. I'm Bethany Vandelle. It's Tuesday, January 4th, and this is the 10 News.
0:20.0	10. 9. 8, 7, 6. 5. 4. 3.0. 1.
0:25.7	Are your grown-ups throwing out the holiday treats and stocking up on kale and bean sprouts?
0:35.0	Yuck. Have they bought an exercise bike?
0:38.5	Maybe they've made a New Year's resolution to eat more plants or to get more exercise.
0:44.4	Around 30% of Americans make New Year's resolutions and most people give up on them by January 19th.
0:53.0	Some scientists call it Quidders' Day.
0:55.0	What's the most popular resolution? Working out.
1:00.0	Half of the people who make resolutions want to be more active, but people who join
1:07.0	gyms in January have usually entered their memberships by May. So, are New Year's
1:14.2	resolutions doomed? Not necessarily. Researchers in Sweden discovered that when people have a
1:20.9	support network for their resolutions, they can achieve them. And make new habits that last a year or more.
1:29.2	Excellent.
1:30.1	So if you want to help your parents with their goals, you can suggest a family bike ride or a walk around your neighborhood.
1:37.6	Or maybe this is the year they'll get you that pool.
1:47.4	Many grown-ups make resolutions to cut back on their meat eating.
1:52.0	Some people even try out a vegan diet in January.
1:55.8	They call it veganuary.
1:58.6	But what if we could eat meat without negative impacts on animals or the
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