#WhatWorks💡: Wildtype has ambitions to open a larger facility that can produce volume “comparable to a large-scale fish farming operation.” 🍴🐟

Josh Kozelj reports.

https://thetyee.ca/WhatWorks/2026/05/28/Would-You-Eat-Salmon-Fillet-Grown-Lab/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial

Would You Eat a Salmon Fillet Grown in a Lab? | The Tyee

Wildtype, a San Francisco startup, recently secured FDA approval to bring ‘cultivated’ seafood to the market.

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#WhatWorks💡: Wildtype has ambitions to open a larger facility that can produce volume “comparable to a large-scale fish farming operation.” 🍴🐟 @[email protected] reports.

Would You Eat a Salmon Fillet ...
Would You Eat a Salmon Fillet Grown in a Lab? | The Tyee

Wildtype, a San Francisco startup, recently secured FDA approval to bring ‘cultivated’ seafood to the market.

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#WhatWorks💡: “I knew that people were making bioplastics out of seaweed. I was using seaweed as a fertilizer and a biostimulant. And I was like: What if we put those two things together?” 🌱

https://thetyee.ca/WhatWorks/2026/05/07/Fighting-Climate-Change-One-Sprout-Time/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial

Fighting Climate Change, One Sprout at a Time | The Tyee

How an entrepreneur invented seaweed pots to help gardeners grow healthier plants and sequester carbon.

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#WhatWorks💡: “I knew that people were making bioplastics out of seaweed. I was using seaweed as a fertilizer and a biostimulant. And I was like: What if we put those two things together?” 🌱

Fighting Climate Change, One S...
Fighting Climate Change, One Sprout at a Time | The Tyee

How an entrepreneur invented seaweed pots to help gardeners grow healthier plants and sequester carbon.

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#WhatWorks💡: The tree remains a favourite for making pianos and guitars. But few people look at it and think, “Yum!” That’s a shame, says Benjamin Patarin, because the Sitka spruce, like many other Vancouver Island plants, is an edible delicacy. 🌿🍄‍🟫🫐 Ryan Stuart reports.

Finding Food in the Forest | T...
Finding Food in the Forest | The Tyee

These Vancouver Island foragers make everything from mushroom powders to pickled spruce tips. Thank you, wild places.

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#WhatWorks💡: The tree remains a favourite for making pianos and guitars. But few people look at it and think, “Yum!”

That’s a shame, says Benjamin Patarin, because the Sitka spruce, like many other Vancouver Island plants, is an edible delicacy. 🌿🍄‍🟫🫐 Ryan Stuart reports.

https://thetyee.ca/WhatWorks/2026/04/29/Finding-Food-Forest/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial

Finding Food in the Forest | The Tyee

These Vancouver Island foragers make everything from mushroom powders to pickled spruce tips. Thank you, wild places.

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#WATCH: As Erick Serpas Ventura sees it, deconstruction is a sustainable alternative to demolition, which can harm landfills and lead to negative environmental impacts.

His hunch comes at an important time for a changing region. #WhatWorks💡

https://thetyee.ca/WhatWorks/2026/04/06/New-Way-Recycle-Old-Homes/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial

Trash or Treasures? This Man Offers a New Way to Recycle Old Homes | The Tyee

Watch Erick Serpas Ventura explain his planet-friendly method of house ‘deconstruction.’

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#WATCH: As Erick Serpas Ventura sees it, deconstruction is a sustainable alternative to demolition, which can harm landfills and lead to negative environmental impacts. His hunch comes at an important time for a changing region. #WhatWorks💡

Trash or Treasures? This Man O...
Trash or Treasures? This Man Offers a New Way to Recycle Old Homes | The Tyee

Watch Erick Serpas Ventura explain his planet-friendly method of house ‘deconstruction.’

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Scott Hamlin’s text-upcycling company Looptworks has kept about 5.6 million pounds of materials out of landfills, he says. #WhatWorks💡

https://thetyee.ca/WhatWorks/2026/03/24/He-Dreamed-Endless-Shirt-Looptworks/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial

He Dreamed of the Endless Shirt. Welcome to Looptworks | The Tyee

After years of upcycling scraps into sports gear, Scott Hamlin chose a different route into the circular economy. A Tyee Q&A.

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#WhatWorks💡: Although Indigenous Peoples contributed nearly $50 billion to Canada’s economy in 2020, entrepreneurs may experience discrimination and not have the resources needed to grow their businesses. Andrea Smith reports.

https://thetyee.ca/WhatWorks/2026/01/15/Helping-Indigenous-Entrepreneurs-Grow/?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=editorial

Helping Indigenous Entrepreneurs Grow. And Sometimes Heal | The Tyee

Colonization harmed Indigenous trade, commerce and wealth. Jacqueline Jennings’ Fireweed Institute is reversing those impacts. A Tyee Q&A.

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