The Economist reviews Paul Roberts' The End of Food: 'A fruitful start would be to halve the size of portions in all American restaurants'.
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Graphene with ripples could help make better hydrogen fuel cells - The one-atom-thick layer of carbon known as graphene can split hydrogen 100 times more efficiently than an equivalent mass of the best catalysts because of...
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Winged messengers: how first-class pigeons help police keep Indians safe - Since 1946, despite floods, cyclones and remote terrain, the birds have carried vital intelligence round Odisha state. Now the authorities want to clip t...6 hours ago
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Extreme heat waves in Europe may be linked to melting Arctic sea ice - This is a re-post from Yale Climate Connections Global warming is melting the Arctic ice cap, and that’s having unforeseen effects on the world’s weather...16 hours ago
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SPRINGBOARD 2023: a short reflection - Creative Carbon Scotland’s Director Ben Twist offers some thoughts about how SPRINGBOARD went and what the next steps are. As noted in a previous what and ...21 hours ago
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Carbon Brief’s definitive guide to the entire IPCC sixth assessment cycle - The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has now published the synthesis report of its... The post Carbon Brief’s definitive guide to the ent...4 days ago
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The Unread - There are lists. There are lists of lists. And, presumably, there are lists of lists of lists. If I were going to make a list of lists, which I’m not, it...
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Government's draft air quality plan doesn't go far enough - Air pollution contributes to 40,000 premature deaths a year in the UK but progress on this issue has been glacially slow.5 years ago
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Transition Ingredients Cards: in English, Italian and Chinese! - Our great Transition resource, the Transition Ingredients Cards, are now available in three languages. The post Transition Ingredients Cards: in English, I...6 years ago
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After Nine Years and 2,810 Posts, a Dot Earth Farewell - After nine years and 2,810 posts, a blog seeking a sustainable path for humans on a finite planet comes to an end.6 years ago
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Reader, I Married Him - This is a wonderful book inspired by Jane Eyre's most famous line. I loved reviewing it for the *Guardian.*
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