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Street Art Utopia presents 12 projects where trees are repurposed as art across various countries.
One piece, Come Into Light, blends a wooden sculpture with greenery inside a Tulum setting.
Another work, Give, features white hands rising to cradle a young tree as a symbol of support.
The piece Open Air Library in the Netherlands converts a hollow trunk into a community library.
The collection also includes a mural where a tree is integrated with painted hands and soil.
Varying locations feature works that play with foliage, roots, and natural formations as art.
Nadine and the Chartreuse Respite by David Zinn adds drawn characters to garden trunks.
The article notes the trend of nature and art merging to create living installations.
Other examples include a tree as a library and a trunk carved into a towering hand in the UK.
The feature asks readers to vote on their favorite piece and follow Street Art Utopia for updates.

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Fox Sports analysts plot a worst-case United States World Cup group featuring Uruguay, Norway and Ghana.
Uruguay is rated dangerous despite a 5-1 U.S. friendly win, raising fears of revenge in a group.
Norway presents a nightmare matchup with Erling Haaland and top talents, per the analysts.
Lalas and Holden consider Ghana a plausible worst-case option due to history and talent.
The panel weighs Colombia and Morocco as dangerous Pot 2 teams impacting the U.S. draw.
The discussion frames Uruguay as a strong rival capable of forcing a revenge game.
The analysis notes the challenge of travel and passionate fan support in a tough group.
The group would feature competition from a potent European-North American mix, per the panel.
Jones calls Norway potentially the Golden Generation for the country, creating a formidable threat.
The piece frames the scenario as a source-of-drama with high stakes for the U.S. team’s World Cup run.

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West Africa remains a major cocoa hub, with over 1.5 million children working in hazardous conditions in Ivory Coast and Ghana.
Farmers earn a tiny share of the chocolate trade despite a rising global market.
Deforestation around Ivory Coast cocoa farming has surged as farmers push deeper into forests.
Many labels such as Rainforest Alliance and Fairtrade are criticized as ineffective.
Investors, including Norway’s NBIM, hold stakes in major cocoa companies linked to exploitation.
Critics say the EU directive lacks enforcement power and loopholes.
Experts call for binding international trade standards to ensure living incomes.
The report links corporate accountability to deforestation and exploitation in supply chains.
The article accuses major chocolate brands of failing to eradicate exploitation.
Experts urge a fair farm-gate price to reflect true production costs and living incomes.

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Prophet Prince Osei attributes the marriage breakdown to poor communication in a newly shared video.
Osei says prayer alone cannot sustain a marriage and emphasizes improving communication post-divorce.
The piece notes Empress Gifty met her ex-husband when she was a seamstress and later found wider opportunities through music.
GhanaWeb provides context on the couple and notes public commentary on their relationship.
The report situates the story within GhanaWeb's Entertainment section and related content.
The article frames the interview as an exploration of lessons from divorce rather than sensational gossip.
GhanaWeb attributes quotes to the Instagram video posted on December 2, 2025.
The piece includes Empress Gifty's response, affirming the importance of communication in marriage.
The article mentions public social media engagement around the interview.

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