Science
UK backs biotechnology projects for wildlife adaptation
The UK’s Advanced Research and Invention Agency is supporting research into ways biotechnology might help wildlife respond to climate change and disease,…
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Environment
Quebec caribou funding brings pressure for a plan
New Canadian funding has increased attention on the future of Quebec’s woodland caribou, The Guardian reports. The article describes declining herds and…
Science
Newborn study adds evidence to nature–nurture debate
A study examining newborns’ interest in faces has reported differences between groups, according to The Guardian. The research contributes to a long-running…
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Environment
Dorset seagrass recovers around eco-moorings
A study has found recovery in parts of Studland Bay’s seagrass habitat after the use of moorings designed to limit damage to…
Environment
Summer wildfires damage important UK bird habitats
The Guardian’s Weatherwatch column describes damage to bird habitats from summer fires in Scotland and England. Areas discussed include the Cairngorms, Suffolk…
Science
September equinox marks a seasonal turning point
The September equinox brings the astronomical start of autumn to the northern hemisphere and spring to the southern hemisphere. The Guardian’s Starwatch…
Education
Headteachers challenge England’s inspection regime
England’s school leaders’ union says the new Ofsted inspection system is placing damaging pressure on headteachers, The Guardian reports. The NAHT has…
Health
Living with chronic body odour: the social impact
A Guardian feature examines bromhidrosis, a condition involving persistent body odour, and the impact it can have on daily life and social…
World
Investigation examines US deportation agreements
A Guardian investigation examines US agreements used to deport people to countries where they have no established ties. It follows individual experiences…
Health
Infected-blood claimants face demands for old records
People seeking compensation after the UK infected-blood scandal describe difficulty obtaining decades-old medical records, according to The Guardian. The report examines the…