Myanmar earthquake: foreign aid is not enough
Luke Evans discusses the international response to the Myanmar earthquake and how aid is not enough
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Around the world with Society Tours
Luke Evans – German Society – Berlin As far as student trips to Berlin go, the German Society’s was relatively tame; no one ended up in Berghain or KitKat, no-one had a run-in with the German police, and there were no (massively) embarrassing language mishaps. I did, however, create a...
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De-extinction: How far has it come, and how far will it go?
Woolly mammoth, dodo bird, Tasmanian tiger – these previously extinct animals may soon be roaming their old habitats once again. At least, that’s what scientists are hoping for. Unfortunately, the reality is far less fantastical. Since Michael Crichton wrote Jurassic Park in 1990, palaeontologists, genetic engineers, and biologists have been...
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Climate News: Dakota Access Pipeline lawsuit finds Greenpeace liable for over $660m in damages
Greenpeace has been found guilty of defamation by a North Dakota jury and ordered to pay more than $660m to Energy Transfer, a fossil fuel pipeline giant in North America. The court case began in February and concluded on 19 March with a verdict against the environmental campaigning group. Investigating...
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‘Smitten’ is a successful turning point for Pale Waves
Luke Evans reviews Pale Waves' latest release, 'Smitten'.
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Spotlight On: Sarah Kinsley
Luke Evans places the spotlight on up-and-coming artist, Sarah Kinsley.
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