Tropical and subtropical dry forests house some of the world’s most unique and endangered species, yet in comparison to their humid, wetter counterparts, they often lack adequate safeguarding policies. Millions of people around the world rely heavily on these dry forests for their subsistence and livelihoods; for instance, fuelwood sourced...
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If, by now, you have not heard of Dalgona coffee, or at least seen a thumbnail for a Youtube video wherein an aesthetically pleasing cup of coffee is displayed against a (typically) white background, then you have either lost your phone/laptop or are lying and I don’t believe you. Searching...
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Clare Coulthard discusses an overview of the environmentalist movement through the years, and what this means for the movement moving forward
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On November the 6th, 2019, a group of Warwick University students from Hong Kong erected a Lennon Wall demonstration on central campus. Several hours later, the collage of a pig wearing a yellow helmet was taken down by campus security after complaints made by mainland Chinese students, who accused the...
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Claire Coulthard reports on the release of thousands of tonnes of banned CFC gasses from factories in north-eastern China.
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Claire Coulthard reports on her experiences of living plastic-free for a month.
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Claire Coulthard argues why Ada Lovelace would be the perfect candidate to become the face of the new £50 banknote.
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Claire Coulthard explains the reason some of us reach for a cup of coffee whilst some prefer a mug of tea.
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Claire Coulthard reports on a new polysulfide sponge created by Flinders University which can soak up oil spills from our waters.
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New research from Warwick Medical School reveals that children are 58% more likely to suffer from obesity if they do not get enough sleep.
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Warwick researchers have been part of an international effort to uncover the secrets of colour-chaning cyanobacteria
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Claire Coulthard reports on new developments in the treatment of HIV, a disease that affects millions across the globe.
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