Smitha Peter
Since I like both science and writing, I have decided to go for science journalism. I would like to work on environmental related issues which are plenty in present times. However I have a special interest on the impact of genetically modified crops on biodiversity and third world economy.Industrial agriculture one of main causes for biodiversity loss
Recent studies reveal that biodiversity is facing serious threats, with industrial agriculture as one of the main culprits.
Read MoreSchool meals in the UK
According to United Nations Convention, every child has a right to not to go hungry and provision of free school meals is a way to address this problem. But how effective is the school meal program in UK at present?
Read MoreFood additives: Interview with Prof. Martin Caraher
Prof. Martin Caraher, of City University London’s Centre for Food Policy, express his views about food additives.
Read MoreLost butterflies of England
Butterflies are one of the most beautiful species in the natural world. However, loss of habitat due to human activities is seriously threatening their existence. England has already lost one third of its butterfly species and many of the remaining ones are struggling to survive.
Read MoreReplicating photosynthesis with a genetically modified virus
The problem of replicating photosynthesis may have been solved thanks to a genetically engineered virus.
Read MoreFrogspawn levels under threat from changing temperatures
According to the American Museum of Natural History, scientists have recorded a major decline in the frog population around the world during the last fifty years as a result of habitat destruction, chemical pollution and climate changes.
Read MoreOrganic Fairtrade: a jury on the double label
According to the Fairtrade Foundation, one third of Fairtrade products are also organic. These organic Fairtrade products are often more expensive than non-organic Fairtrade products. Research has shown the organic Fairtrade label to positively impact the perceived quality of the products.
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