Turkey Farmers Scramble to Meet Need for Smaller Thanksgiving Birds
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2020-11-09
A circular economy could end waste – at the cost of our privacy
Elise Robert/Shutterstock In a circular economy, we wouldn’t have any waste or pollution. Instead, everything we make and all our byproducts would be reused or repurposed, helping to end the over-exploitation of our finite resources and damage to our environment and climate. To make this process profitable, the manufacturers ofContinue Reading
2020-11-09
Denmark to cull mink herd over coronavirus mutation fears – here’s what the science says
The Danish government has ordered the cull of the nation’s entire farmed mink herd to stop the spread of SARS-CoV-2 after the scientists found a mutated strain of the virus in some of the animals. So, what’s the science behind the cull, and what does it mean for all ofContinue Reading
2020-11-09
The foreign policy legacy that Donald Trump leaves Joe Biden
Donald Trump promised the American people that he would “Make America Great Again” by pursuing an America First foreign policy as president. The pledge, made on his inaguration day, stemmed from his belief that the international liberal order created by the US at the end of the second world warContinue Reading
2020-11-09
Why trust is vital to public health strategy
I Wei Huang/Shutterstock Trust is a crucial component of effective public health policy. It is also a two-way street. People need to trust the authorities – universities, employers, the government – that are asking them to behave in a certain way, but they also need to feel trusted by theseContinue Reading
2020-11-09
Indian Premier League Final, MI vs DC: Rohit Sharma Speaks About Hardik Pandya Bowling Against Delhi Capitals | Cricket News
Mumbai Indians skipper Rohit Sharma said that Hardik Pandya has got “some niggle” and is not comfortable bowling which is why the player has not been utilised with the ball. Rohit also stressed that he does not want to put any kind of pressure on any player by giving himContinue Reading
2020-11-09
Coronavirus: what went wrong in the Czech Republic?
The Czech Republic, which had been praised for its swift response to COVID-19 in the spring, is now topping global charts of new coronavirus infections and deaths per population. Authorities have failed to control new infections since cases started to increase in the summer. Despite almost three weeks of aContinue Reading
2020-11-09
Food variety is important for our health – but the definition of a ‘balanced diet’ is often murky
Many dietary guidelines fail to define what "variety" means. Ekaterina Kondratova/ Shutterstock It’s well known that a healthy diet can help reduce disease risks that are related to overweight or obesity – such as some cancers, cardiovascular disease and diabetes. As part of a healthy diet, experts around the worldContinue Reading
2020-11-09
Coronavirus: believing in conspiracies goes hand in hand with vaccine hesitancy
While developing an effective vaccine probably won’t bring an immediate end to the pandemic, it’s clear that things can’t begin to return to normal without one. Anything that reduces a future vaccine’s effectiveness will be a problem. This includes vaccine hesitancy – when people are reluctant or refuse to beContinue Reading
2020-11-09
Rogue planets: hunting the galaxy’s most mysterious worlds
An artist's impression of a gravitational micro-lensing event by a free-floating planet. JanSkowron/Astronomical Observatory, University of Warsaw. Most known planets orbit a star. These planets, including Earth, benefit from the star’s warmth and light. And it is the light emitted from these stars which makes it possible for us toContinue Reading
2020-11-09