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Feeding the Ducks Worldwide

Conservationists believe that these new species have been breeding in Britain for nearly three years but have only recently produced a sustained population growth that enables them to infiltrate our local city parks and be seen by the public.

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Posted on 20th May 2010No Comments
School 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?

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Posted on 20th May 2010No Comments
Lost 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.

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Posted on 20th May 2010No Comments
Frogspawn 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.

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Posted on 20th May 2010No Comments
Climate 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.

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Posted on 20th May 2010No Comments
Hold homeopaths to account

By Paul Rodgers
If it were up to me, magic would work. Much of my teens were spent in an imaginary land full of elves and dwarves, steeped in the lore of Tolkien’s The Lord of the Rings and games such as Dungeons & Dragons. Who could resist the idea that waving a wand or drinking [...]

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Posted on 20th May 2010No Comments
Bowel cancer test could save lives

A one-off five-minute procedure reduces deaths from bowel cancer by 43 per cent and decreases the incidence of the disease by a third.

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Posted on 20th May 2010No Comments
Interview with John Stewart

We interviewed John Stewart, chair of HACAN ClearSkies, regarding pollution, biofuels and the third runway.

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Posted on 19th May 20101 Comment
The refusal of an EPA in Northern Ireland

Northern Ireland continues to reject an Environmental Protection Agency, increasing the risk of damage and going against the will of most political parties.

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Posted on 17th May 2010No Comments
Pensioners defend their health and welfare state

In the wake of the general election, thousands of pensioners gathered in force to defend public services and the welfare state, at the 10410 demonstration.

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Posted on 16th May 2010No Comments