Careful examination reveals there is not enough data
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And what you can do to encourage them to live in your garden
By Tyrone Ping
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Biodigestion is a cheap, low-tech way for communities to produce some of their power
By Neil Thomas Stacey and Celestin Sempuga
Science | 6 September 2022
Decision not to mow in some city parks is an important boost for biodiversity
By Peta Brom
Science | 26 August 2022
The focus on single-use plastics is diverting attention from a much more serious problem. It’s also causing bad practices.
Science | 19 August 2022
Hydrogen is a useful substitute for fossil fuels, but new research shows leakages can be very damaging to the environment
Science | 3 August 2022
But better politics as much as good engineering may be key
Science | 11 July 2022
More than half of clinical trials analysed showed a high risk of bias. It was especially bad for drug and alcohol studies.
By James Stent
Science | 13 June 2022
Programme allowing the import and store of controversial drug for use against Covid brought to an end
By James Stent
Science | 30 May 2022
Survey of blood donors in March finds 98% of adults are either vaccinated, previously infected or both
By James Stent
Science | 27 May 2022
Here’s how we can keep the air healthy at home, at work and on public transport
By Gareth Kantor and Jennifer Stearns
Science | 18 May 2022
Far fewer people are dying but the disease remains extremely serious
By Nathan Geffen and Marcus Low
Science | 12 May 2022
We can eliminate this toxic pollutant - and make it profitable
Neil Stacey, James Fox, Klaus Moller, Diane Hildebrandt, David Glasser, and Celestin Sempuga
Science | 10 May 2022
The disease has been rare in rich countries for 50 years, and one reason is decent housing
By James Stent
Science | 10 May 2022
Vaccines against TB are much slower to develop than Covid ones
By James Stent
Science | 9 May 2022
An astonishingly expensive process for turning electricity into less electricity
Science | 9 May 2022