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Pesticides and Parkinson’s

12th April 2008

Scientists have found a link between Parkinson’s disease and pesticides: A study in the journal BMC Neurology reports that people with the disease were more likely to have been exposed (…)

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Can’t see the (old) forest for the (new) trees

15th March 2008

Biodiversity loss “is having a fundamental effect on our society, economy, and culture as well as ecology”

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Wolf blitzes

15th March 2008

Pronghorn antelope increased by 50 per cent after wolves were reintroduced to Wyoming

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Fire and ice

15th March 2008

The high Arctic could change to a land of shrubs, fires, and ever-accelerating climate change

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Teflon turtles

1st March 2008

Non-stick chemicals find their way into sea turtles

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Feminized fish

1st March 2008

Chemicals that mimic estrogen leading to fish declines

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Tipping points

16th February 2008

Arctic sea ice could disappear within 10 years, along with eight other regions around the world, thanks to global warming

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The bottom line

19th January 2008

You may not think that we would be able to cause havoc at the bottom of the ocean – but we are doing it this very minute

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Carbon growth spurt

5th January 2008

Doubling atmospheric carbon dioxide speeds up tree growth by about 20 per cent – but probably not in the long run

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Microplastic unfantastic

17th November 2007

Plastic garbage isn’t just a waste of resources – it creates tiny Trojan horses that piggyback dangerous chemicals into our own bodies