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Sun Block: when the sun stops shiningA short, summer eclipse in America has solar power generators preparing for a literal black out -
Revitalising endangered languagesOf the approximately 7,000 languages thought to be alive, the eight most spoken are accounted for by 40 per cent of the world’s population -
‘Dirty bank’ cleaning up its act?HSBC has requested a Roundtable on Sustainable Palm Oil investigation into one of its own clients, Noble Plantations -
Capitalising for linguistic peaceAfter years of debate, the German alphabet has got a new letter, but not everybody is happy about it -
Dust up: storms and illness in North AmericaA dramatic increase in dust storms across the western United States has occurred alongside an upsurge of valley fever. New research is exploring possible links between the two, and looking at the complex causes of both -
The Lighter SideBenjamin Hennig explores visions of a world made bright by humanity
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July 2017
The Air that We Breathe
Only ten per cent of humanity lives in areas with ‘relatively safe’ air.
In the UK alone, 40,000 deaths each year are linked to air pollution.
What can we do to clean up our act?
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Development’s EndIs it time for a new and radical approach to alleviating global poverty? -
Could plastic-free aisles save our oceans?Plastic-free aisles in our local supermarkets may just be key to fighting global food insecurity says Frederikke Magnussen -
The Bali dog-meat trade: questioning our own habitsAs reports of tourists being fed dog meat in Bali surface, Elisa Allen, director of PETA UK, asks if we need to look closer to home before directing our ire abroad? -
Wild meat: rewilding and huntingThe idea of rewilding boar into the UK’s landscapes is gaining plenty of traction, but if we truly want them back we’ll need to consider hunting them as well
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Discovering Britain
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Discovering Britain
In this month’s Discovering Britain trail, Laura Cole explores Coed Felinrhyd, an…
