Reports and Studies
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Wolves win against farmers as Swiss cull put on hold
Switzerland’s mountain farmers are disappointed and angry, because a cull of the country’s wolves has been put on hold by…
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Nasa mission lines up to ‘touch the Sun’
It promises to be a remarkable moment in the history of space exploration. A year from now, on 24 December,…
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Sewage spill monitors extend reach to cover all England
All of England’s storm overflows are now electronically monitored, making it easier to hold water companies to account, the government…
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‘We cry for Palestine’: Indonesian homemakers mobilise support for ‘family’
On a cloudy and dull Sunday morning in December, more than a thousand people gathered on the grounds of the…
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In Zimbabwe, a small publisher that helped launch big voices shuts down
In 2006, a small but supportive publisher helped Zimbabwean author Valerie Tagwira make the transition from doctor to published author,…
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Illness anxiety disorder linked to increase risk of death
A recent study conducted by Swedish researchers sheds light on a disturbing connection between obsessive disorder, specifically illness anxiety disorder,…
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World’s tallest wooden wind turbine starts turning
What is made from the same wood as a Christmas tree, held together by glue and manufactured in a Swedish…
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The fish that eats piranhas for breakfast
Guillermo Otta Parum has been fishing in the Bolivian Amazon his whole life, for more than 50 years. At first,…
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Seismic ripples observed in the oldest known spiral galaxy
Astronomers have captured a new snapshot of the ancient spiral galaxy BRI 1335-0417. The research is providing valuable insights into…
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Scientists Destroy 99% of Cancer Cells in The Lab Using Vibrating Molecules
Scientists have discovered a new way to destroy cancer cells. Stimulating aminocyanine molecules with near-infrared light caused them to vibrate in sync, enough…
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