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It might make you feel good to go meatless on a Monday. But what about the billions of people who do not have the luxury of such a choice? Where do they get their nutrients?
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Finding solutions to future food
Humans are good at errors. We love telling people that they are wrong even when our pot is as burnt as their kettle. Critiques are not enough to shape our future...
Don’t give the climate change deniers any air
Climate change denial is still with us despite all the evidence that makes deniers look foolish. The real problem is that the believers don’t quite get it either...
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Meatless Monday?
It might make you feel good to go meatless on a Monday. But what about the billions of people who do not have the luxury of such a choice? Where do they get their nutrients?
Finding solutions to future food
Humans are good at errors. We love telling people that they are wrong even when our pot is as burnt as their kettle. Critiques are not enough to shape our future...
Don’t give the climate change deniers any air
Climate change denial is still with us despite all the evidence that makes deniers look foolish. The real problem is that the believers don’t quite get it either...
71% of people prioritize environmental protection over job creation
Yep, hard to believe isn’t it but a clear majority of the people in mature economies are concerned about the environment. Their intuition is telling them something that politicians don’t seem to get...
Why did the snail cross the road?
Why indeed? A snail has no notion of roads, what they are made of or what they are used for or even that it is lousy habitat for a gastropod. So what, you might ask...
Who should conduct the orchestra?
The best orchestras in the world have conductors that bring the musicians together. The same applies to science with all its players and instruments. The question is: who gets the baton?
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Meatless Monday?
It might make you feel good to go meatless on a Monday. But what about the billions of people who do not have the luxury of such a choice? Where do they get their nutrients?
Finding solutions to future food
Humans are good at errors. We love telling people that they are wrong even when our pot is as burnt as their kettle. Critiques are not enough to shape our future...
Don’t give the climate change deniers any air
Climate change denial is still with us despite all the evidence that makes deniers look foolish. The real problem is that the believers don’t quite get it either...
71% of people prioritize environmental protection over job creation
Yep, hard to believe isn’t it but a clear majority of the people in mature economies are concerned about the environment. Their intuition is telling them something that politicians don’t seem to get...
Why did the snail cross the road?
Why indeed? A snail has no notion of roads, what they are made of or what they are used for or even that it is lousy habitat for a gastropod. So what, you might ask...
Who should conduct the orchestra?
The best orchestras in the world have conductors that bring the musicians together. The same applies to science with all its players and instruments. The question is: who gets the baton?
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Meatless Monday?
It might make you feel good to go meatless on a Monday. But what about the billions of people who do not have the luxury of such a choice? Where do they get their nutrients?
Finding solutions to future food
Humans are good at errors. We love telling people that they are wrong even when our pot is as burnt as their kettle. Critiques are not enough to shape our future...
Don’t give the climate change deniers any air
Climate change denial is still with us despite all the evidence that makes deniers look foolish. The real problem is that the believers don’t quite get it either...
71% of people prioritize environmental protection over job creation
Yep, hard to believe isn’t it but a clear majority of the people in mature economies are concerned about the environment. Their intuition is telling them something that politicians don’t seem to get...
Why did the snail cross the road?
Why indeed? A snail has no notion of roads, what they are made of or what they are used for or even that it is lousy habitat for a gastropod. So what, you might ask...
Who should conduct the orchestra?
The best orchestras in the world have conductors that bring the musicians together. The same applies to science with all its players and instruments. The question is: who gets the baton?
Do people trust science?
There is a growing lack of trust in society’s critical institutions. This includes science and the scientists who carry it out. This is bad news...
Population – the good news or the bad news?
More people is good news, right? More customers, taxes, opportunities and overall development of humanity. Well, there is bad news too...
