New, ‘interactive’ print ads fight for your attention (USA Today) The Web has an unlikely new rival when it comes to "interactive" advertising: magazine pages. [News Source]

Sustainable Living: Improving the efficiency of water use. Westerners seem to take water for granted on this sparkling blue planet. Yet less than three thousandths of 1 percent of all fresh water is available to us humans. [News Source]

Out of algae, a green idea. Big plastic bags of bubbling green water hang from metal stands outside the Sunflower Electric Power Cooperative generating station. [News Source]

Retail revolution to battle obesity. Off-licences, betting shops and tanning salons should make way for greengrocers in a bid to tackle the nation's obesity epidemic, Scotland's Public Health Minister said last night. [News Source]

DSM rises on back of increased forecast (Financial Times) Shares in DSM , the world’s largest producer of vitamins, rose by 3.8 per cent on Thursday after the company increased its full-year profit forecast and announced a stock buy-back. [News Source]

Halina Hladysz: Two berries with great medicinal properties (Rapid City Journal) My husband and I developed a tradition in our home. When our grandchildren are done eating a meal, they get supplements especially designed for children — chewable vitamins with minerals and antioxidants. Recently, in preparation for the school year and for prevention from colds and flu, we incorporated an herbal combination — [News Source]