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What we're doing Right

Better living through green chemistry

10th December 2009

Chemists are coming up with safer ways to manufacture modern comforts, from plastics to pesticides – and it can be much, much cheaper in the long run

What we're doing Wrong

Death by a thousand cuts

8th December 2009

The tar sands make billions in profits, but little trickles down to monitor the water it affects

What we're doing Wrong

Science skeptics

4th November 2009

‘Part of the problem is that we’ve wasted 20 years: when we should have been tackling the problem we wasted our time debating with deniers – now the only debate (…)

Why it matters

Editorial: Toxic planet

1st October 2009

Melting ice-caps and rising sea-levels tell us the writing is on the wall. But the poisons in our bodies tell us that it is also written in our blood. The air, water, land – and consequently our bodies – are suffused with deadly chemicals. The solution to toxic pollution, like climate change, is not technology but sustainability.

What we're doing Wrong

Enough to make your eyes water

20th May 2009

There is no scientific evidence to support the idea that we need to drink eight glasses of water a day – despite advertising campaigns, and the bottled water companies that fund them

What we're doing Right

Colourful bacteria put the spotlight on pollution

20th September 2008

Bacteria engineered to change colour in response to specific chemical pollutants would be much cheaper, easier, cleaner and safer than chemical detectors

What we're doing Wrong

“Scientific whaling”

6th September 2008

Japan’s “scientific whaling” program amounts to the “prostitution of science – using science as an excuse to kill whales.”

What we're doing Right

Fuel for the hydrogen economy

26th August 2008

Cheaper and more effective hydrogen fuel cells made without platinum

Why it matters

An amphibious assault

14th June 2008

Around the world, frogs and toads are falling victim to a loss of habitat, pesticides, pollution and an insidious, quick-acting fungus. And now they are going extinct faster than any other animals since the dinosaurs

What we're doing Right

The tree solution

24th May 2008

Planting trees would counteract global warming – but only if we plant the equivalent to all the trees cut down in the past century