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UK: Government Control Of Healthcare Means Only The Rich Get Weight Loss Medicine

Beginning in the 1980s, science pivoted the world went from Population Bomb mass starvation concerns to the luxury of being able to be worried about obesity.

Credit: UK Centre for Ecology & Hydrology

Nature-Friendly Farming Will Boost Biodiversity - And Food Cost

A four-year study across 17 conventional farms in southern England trialled various agroecological methods and found that incorporating

EU Hydrogen Mandate May Be A Solar Panel Repeat

Europe is requiring hydrogen infrastructure like refueling stations but their one-size-fits-all approach will cost some countries millions and million of euros in losses, according to a new

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Former British Chancellor Rishi Sunak Says It Was A Mistake To Give Epidemiologists So Much Control

During the worldwide COVID-19 pandemic, as lockdowns were put in place by government, there was concern about the experts demanding the decisions.

New mutations for herbicide resistance in a common agricultural weed are rare

After exposing more than 70 million grain amaranth seeds to a soil-based herbicide, researchers were not able to find a single herbicide-resistant mutant,

Components of a low-mass dark matter detector now in development. Credit: Marilyn Chung/Berkeley Lab

WIMPs - the search for dark matter is expanding. And going small.

Dark matter is abundant in the universe, and even though we can't detect it is by far the most common form of matter, making up about 85 percent of the universe's total.