Jacob Dykes
Wild salamanders under threat from Bsal, a fungal infection
Oct 20, 2020
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Wildlife
Scientists are racing to prevent a deadly disease that kills salamanders from reaching the crucial populations of the USA
From conflict to conservation: Colombia's ex-combatants are being enrolled as forest guardians
Oct 15, 2020
Published in
Geopolitics
A programme to employ ex-guerrilla fighters as conservationists is starting to take off in Colombia
Woman at War review: Benedikt Erlingsson
Oct 08, 2020
Published in
Films
One woman’s determined plot to tackle multi-national industry through activism exposes the moral panic of our environmental and climate crises
Anthropause: silencing of human activity could help earthquake predictions
Oct 07, 2020
Published in
Tectonics
The unprecedented pause in human activity that took place during global lockdowns has provided seismologists with a unique opportunity to 'cut through the noise' and listen to earthquake signals
Warmer climates are changing the composition of boreal and temperate forests
Oct 07, 2020
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Forests
A study in Northern Minnesota is experimentally heating the air and soils of forest enclosures to show how our warming climate will drastically change the composition, distribution and function of boreal and temperate forests
Study identifies Donald Trump as largest driver of Covid-19 misinformation
Oct 05, 2020
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Geopolitics
A new study has analysed the extent of Covid-19 misinformation in traditional media sources. Results reveal the power that US President Donald Trump has to influence the circulation of misinformation
Rebuilding Paradise review: Californian communities are already living with the consequences of climate change
Sep 30, 2020
Published in
Films
Acclaimed documentarian Ron Howard brings an intimate depiction of the lingering effects of a climate disaster, and the resilience of a community to rebuild from ashes
The silent pandemic: Is the market for new antibiotics in need of reform?
Sep 30, 2020
Published in
Development
Covid-19 has reignited concerns about antibiotic resistance. The economics for new antibiotics are struggling to innovate new products. Is the market in need of reform?
Vaccine nationalism or global access: can we ethically distribute a COVID-19 vaccine?
Sep 23, 2020
Published in
Development
The Covid-19 vaccine allocation plan aims to pool funding from high-, low- and middle-income countries to develop a COVID-19 vaccine that will be accessible to countries across the world. But will the rise of ‘vaccine nationalism’ jeopardise the endeavour?
What lurks beneath: creating a complete picture of the UK’s underground world
Sep 21, 2020
Published in
Development
The Department of Transport believes street works impact the UK economy by £4.3 billion per year, slowing transport links as well as affecting public safety. Poor understanding of what lurks beneath exacerbates the problem. The Geospatial Commission and Ordnance Survey are working to build a complete picture of the UK’s underground assets
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