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ReLIB roboticist is investigating ways to automate the testing and diagnosis of Lithium Ion Batteries leading to speedier sorting at the battery's end-of-life. Image: ReLIB/University of BIrmingham

EU Battery Regulations Will Cripple European Companies Unless Other Countries Also Comply

Owing to government mandates and subsidies, electric cars have become popular, and as long as European consumers pretend the electricity to power them does not come from fossil fuels we can feel li

Top Universities Target the Poor in Cities for Recruitment, and Rural Students Get Left Behind

Poor students in cities are a lot more likely to get into top universities, and that is because schools have created 'urban escalators' which leave rural students on the margins.

Marie Stopes Opened the UK's First Birth Control Clinic 100 Years Ago - She Was Also A Eugenicist

Marie Stopes opened Britain’s first clinic offering birth control advice to married women.

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Estimated mineral fertiliser consumption by agriculture, EU-27, 2008-2018 (million tonnes) Source: Eurostat

Organic Industry Gets Its Green New Deal In Europe

On World Bee Day, May 20th,the European Green Deal was released and few are happy with its final committee iteration but most unhappy will be conventional farmers.

UK Could Have Common 40°C Summer Temperatures By 2100

A stark warning about the kind of summer that could become routine in the UK by the end of this century has been issued in a new study

The UK Modern Slavery Act Is A Headache For Universities

The UK Modern Slavery Act 2015 requires organisations to certify that they protect individuals in their organisations and supply chains from slavery anywhere along their supply chain, from raw mate