Katie Burton
Out of sync: The impact of the UK’s earlier spring
May 30, 2019
Published in
Climate
A 50-year look at the activity of aphids, moths, butterflies and birds has revealed some surprising aspects of the UK’s ever-earlier spring
The higher environmental impact of white eating habits
May 27, 2019
Published in
Cultures
White people’s eating habits in the US have a higher environmental impact than those of black and Latinx individuals, according to a new study
Artifishal review: Josh Murphy
May 08, 2019
Published in
Films
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In our attempt to control the natural world, humans have made many mistakes. But so too have our attempts to remedy those errors resulted in yet more damage. Such is the case with our treatment of salmon and trout, as Artifishal reveals, a film released by the clothing company Patagonia in tandem with its campaign to ban open net fish farms
The impact of mobile work on partners and families in Australia
Apr 16, 2019
Published in
Cultures
Two researchers have identified a deep-rooted sense of disorientation and loneliness among the partners of Australia’s growing community of mobile workers
PIE FIDELITY: In Defence of British Food review
Apr 16, 2019
Published in
Books
by Pete Brown • Particular Books • £16.99 (hardback)
Discovery of new disease adds to threats facing UK hares
Apr 10, 2019
Published in
Wildlife
A surge in reports of dead hares has resulted in the discovery of a hidden disease in UK populations
Malaysia looks to capitalise on China’s taste for durian
Apr 03, 2019
Published in
Development
As China’s demand for the notoriously smelly durian fruit soars and Malaysia looks set to capitalise, environmentalists question the cost
The case against octopus farming
Mar 29, 2019
Published in
Oceans
Four scientists have banded together to make the case against the farming of octopuses, arguing that these intelligent cephalopods are wholly unsuited to life in captivity
How to predict gentrification
Apr 01, 2019
Published in
Cities
A socioecological model is predicting the areas of major US cities that are most likely to be affected by gentrification
Why the Brumadinho dam collapse wasn’t surprising
Mar 20, 2019
Published in
Development
The recent dam collapse in Brazil could just be the beginning of a series of disasters due to inadequate dam technology and monitoring
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