Laura Husband
I am a science journalist with a particular focus on how science affects society today. I am especially interested in the interaction between the science of climate change and politics. I am also passionate about health issues and psychology. I have a wide-ranging knowledge in this particular area, with theoretical and practical experience. I have studied all domains of psychology, worked with individuals suffering from mental health issues and helped young people find a way to solve a variety of emotional problems.Space Makes Astronauts Sick
Astronauts may have problems with immune deficiencies while in space, a new study has found.
Read MoreAmerica and Brazil: Worst Culprits for Damaging the Environment
Four of the 10 worst countries for environmental impact are from the American continent, a new study has found.
Read MoreIs post-traumatic stress the cause of soldiers hitting the bottle?
Soldiers in action are 22 per cent more likely to be alcoholics than those not deployed but have low levels of post-traumatic stress disorder, a new study found.
Read MoreClimate Change is centre stage in the election campaign for a night
Climate Change and the Environment did not feature highly in the General Election, with the economy taking central stage.
Read MoreRecord warming of East-African Lake could affect millions
Lake Tanganyika in East Africa is at its hottest for 1,500 years and likely to affect the fish supply of those living in the four countries that surround it a new study has found.
Read MoreMen and women’s reasons for running are miles apart
Women run in marathons to feel good about themselves while men want to achieve personal goals, a study has found.
Read MoreHoliday cruises are secret weapon against climate change
Cruise ships can be used as a monitoring network for climate change in the Antarctica says conservation and climate change expert.
Read MoreNew allotment to grow ‘Food in the City’
The ‘Food in the City’ project based at City University, Islington, plans to grow food on a derelict site in the centre of London by Summer 2010.
Read MoreClimate change: all in the mind?
Mass psychology may be the missing piece of the jigsaw for climate scientists and politicians who want us to take action to avoid global catastrophe.
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