Agriculture, environment, & GM and our monkey-ways
Recently, a ten million pound grant was awarded to the researchers up in Norfolk to engineer wheat that can absorb airborne Nitrogen. If...
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Show me the info: How Britain is leading the way on public engagement with science
A crack may finally be appearing in one of the most serious remaining barriers to equality in the developed world. Although much has lately...
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Step right up: From the depths of the sea, it’s the amazing Deepstaria enigmatica
Surely no habitat on earth sends chills through the collective unconscious more than the deep sea. A recent viral video of the ‘cascade...
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There go the rhinos
A tale of how a small minority make a big impact, in a bad way. I was horrified to read about rhino poaching in the Independent this...
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Pet-tastrophy – Snakes on a Glade!
Welcome to the second installment of Pet-trastrophies (by Ceara C)! Turns out, abandoning your super huge, super powerful jungle monsters...
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Rain Gardens: A refuge for runoff
Urban communities are taking a stand. You might have missed a little hidden gem taking a stroll down concrete jungle. Tucked in the...
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