On glyphosate, bad science, and precautionary principles
Tom Chivers reckons the case for a crackdown on glyphosates is remarkably weak, but it is still a good thing that it is being presented
A major multinational chemical firm has lost 11 per cent of its value after a weird, antiscientific ruling by a California court blamed a weedkiller for a man's cancer. The decision could lead to a series...
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Cardiff and Bridgend are the first councils in Wales to be awarded funding from the government’s £320m HNIP scheme to accelerate the development of district heating networks
We should be mining e-waste - not the ground - for valuable and critical metals
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Zoom in on Net Zero - with BT's Gabrielle Ginér
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