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The Natural Intelligence of Bees

August 3, 2022

It seems most of us humans lack empathy for bees. Our disdain for these humble insects is seen in how we carelessly use pesticides and other crude farming practices, disrupting our natural environm...

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The U.S. & U.K are Feeling the Heat

July 19, 2022

The U.S. and U.K. are experiencing heatwaves, breaking records across the board. The U.K this week has experienced the highest temperatures ever recorded. Climate Scientists estimate these burning ...

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Why we Should all be Finland

June 28, 2022

Finland has recently set what looks to be the world’s most ambitious climate target, with a legally binding goal of reaching net-zero and carbon negative by 2035. If achieved, the plan will beat th...

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Bali Joins NZ in Elimination of Plastics

June 28, 2022

As with many countries, Bali has been facing a losing battle with plastics for many years, which has taken its toll on the holiday island’s pristine image. The arrival of plastics originally came w...

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Nicotine is Poisoning More Than our Lungs

June 14, 2022

Global tobacco, nicotine and vaping levels are indeed concerning with just their impact to health alone. But they also have an impact on our surrounding natural environment. In 2020 22.3% of the gl...

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New Zealand Cracks Down on Methane

June 7, 2022

After many years of debate surrounding the issue, the New Zealand government are finally close to calling a ruling regarding the methane issue. The production of methane by cows, and other farm ani...

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New Enzyme Could Revolutionise Plastic Breakdown

May 31, 2022

A new scientific breakthrough offers hope to the Earth’s mounting plastic problem. Currently, less than 10% of the plastic in circulation is recycled, which means the rest is sent straight to landf...

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Lost Species of Coral Returns

May 30, 2022

While it seems that we’re losing species at an incredible rate (with a 68% decline in the world’s diversity since the 1970s), occasionally, new surprises emerge. Recent work from the Coral Conserva...

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