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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.

Salt Doesn't Cause Heart Disease But A New Paper Claims Government Warnings Will Prevent Over 200,000 Cases

A statistical association between food and disease or health is created by asking people how much of something they consume and then matching it up to the diseases.

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The European Green Deal sounds great but what is the alternative to pesticides?

On December 11th the European Commission releases its European Green Deal plan, with a vow to reduce pesticide usage by 50 percent.

Every sector in society emits greenhouse gases. But agriculture is different from most other sectors because of the large-scale photosynthesis. Crops produce oxygen (O2) and emit it to the atmosphere.

Dear IPCC: It's Time To Stop Falsely Claiming Agriculture Is a Climate Villain

A UN Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) claimed that agriculture is one