Scientific field work has long been rife with sexual harassment in part because of its remote nature, and despite the impression that institutions are responding to… Read More »Sexual Harassment Still Pervades Science
Dear Stella Kyriakides, commissioner for health and food safety, The ongoing revision of the EU Animal Welfare legislation represents a unique opportunity to propose legislation… Read More »Open letter: It’s time for an EU-wide ban on fur farming
Press play to listen to this article KYIV — Oleh Ocheretyanyi isn’t buying Russian President Vladimir Putin’s argument that Monday’s bombardment of central Kyiv was… Read More »‘It just means we are fighting a terrorist’: Kyiv picks through the rubble
After a summer of record-high temperatures, severe drought and raging forest fires, could water from the sewers soon become a vital resource in France? At one… Read More »Wastewater: France’s solution to a drought-hit future? – France 24
The European Central Bank must continue to raise interest rates to battle inflation, according to the head of Germany’s central bank, who also highlighted the… Read More »Bundesbank chief: Further rate hikes needed to curb inflation
More than four years after a dam collapse in southern Laos triggered the country’s worst flooding in decades much of the farmland that was underwater… Read More »‘Most of us are worse off’
Upstream dams and sand mining have caused significant erosion along the Mekong River in western Laos, according to experts, devastating riparian communities in the impoverished… Read More »‘Hungry river’ phenomenon to blame for severe erosion of Mekong River banks in Laos
