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It’s a shocking statistic, but a recent study published in Science Magazine found that three quarters of the world’s honey is in fact infected with bee-killing pesticides. There is a specific group of pesticides known...
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Darwin and his finches are synonymous with biology lessons in secondary school. Millions of teenagers have sat and learnt about the variations in the finches beaks as a prime example of evolution. For...
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Welcome to the first roundup of February. There have been some big breaking stories in the last week, so it’s only right that we bring you our nice condensed versions to snuggle...
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The world’s population is growing. By 2050 it is estimated that global population will breach 9.5 billion. Regrettably the current world’s population is already straining the globe’s natural resources impacting the availability of...
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Over the last 25 years we have seen a global decline in bees, with a 50% reduction in the UK and USA alone. Not only are bees good for the garden but it...
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A number of articles and papers have been published explaining the harm that insecticides can bring to wildlife, especially bees. However, the battle between scientists and large pesticide companies is still ongoing with...
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