Why should we bother tackling the issue of invasive species?
Invasive Species Costing Us Millions Every Year
Nature’s Rewards
“When we see something beyond our expectations, local patches of brain tissue generate small ‘atoms’ of positive affect, “Edward Vessel
A Tale Of The Eagle Cairn
“Jim visited the Tomb of the Eagles at Isbister Farm in South Ronaldsay, where, in the Visitor Centre, he was given eagle talons from the cairn to hold, and he thought….”These talons flew.””
Rethinking Plastics
The first synthetic polymer was invented in 1869 by John Wesley Hyatt, who was inspired by a New York firm’s offer of $10,000 for anyone who could provide a substitute for ivory.
Week Twenty-Seven – One Day At A Time
“The Sparrer that thinks it’s a Hawk!”
Developing a Deep Water Facility in Scapa Flow “a once in a generation opportunity”
“I regard this as a once in a generation opportunity, a transformational project that would deliver a major boost for our local economy – creating jobs and business opportunities throughout our islands.” James Stockan, Leader OIC
Survival of Apex Predator Harpy Eagle Threatened
These magnificent birds are struggling to feed offspring in heavily deforested areas of the Amazon.
Plant Focus: Ragged Robin
The flowers are an important source of nectar for butterflies and long-tongued bees.
‘Green’ metal mining?
“If China alone fulfils its planned production of all-electric transportation, the demand for copper will be over 2 billion tonnes requiring 119 years production at the current extraction rate of 20 Mt per year. “
The Scientific Landscape – A Landscape Of Power
“Science must become less unequal, more cooperative and more open.”
