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Jennifer Igbafen

Jennifer Igbafen

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Journalist, News and Features, Spark Sunderland

Jarrow, Sunderland

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Music , Regional News , Books , TV Series , Film

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  • The impact of climate change on food security: Is python next on...

    By Jennifer Igbafen, Jayne Loo|Spark SunderlandVerifiedWith climate change still on the rise, scientists are looking for solutions to satisfy food security; the latest being python meat. Jennifer Igbafen gets the thoughts of the public on the possibility of python farming spreading to the UK. Due to effects of climate change increasing climatic volatility, global food security is at risk and alternative solutions are coming to the forefront. Snake farming, particularly python, has already become the norm in Asia, but will it become a global trend?

    By Jennifer Igbafen, Jayne Loo · Spark Sunderland

    Apr. 19, 2024

  • Sunderland gradaute Jordan North to be presented with an honorary...

    By Jennifer Igbafen, Callum Rowe Verified|Spark SunderlandVerifiedUniversity of Sunderland graduate and BBC Radio 1 presenter Jordan North will receive an honorary degree from the university where his career began. On Tuesday he announced to listeners during Radio 1’s drivetime show that he will receive his Honorary Fellowship in July. The radio star, who landed a regular slot on hit ITV show Ant & Dec’s Saturday Night Takeaway, said: “This is a huge honour, perhaps the greatest of my life.

    By Jennifer Igbafen, Callum Rowe Verified · Spark Sunderland

    Apr. 27, 2023

  • The impact of climate change on food security: Is python next on...

    By Jennifer Igbafen, Jayne Loo|Spark SunderlandVerifiedWith climate change still on the rise, scientists are looking for solutions to satisfy food security; the latest being python meat. Jennifer Igbafen gets the thoughts of the public on the possibility of python farming spreading to the UK. Due to effects of climate change increasing climatic volatility, global food security is at risk and alternative solutions are coming to the forefront. Snake farming, particularly python, has already become the norm in Asia, but will it become a global trend?

    By Jennifer Igbafen, Jayne Loo · Spark Sunderland

    Apr. 19, 2024

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Spark Sunderland