Your Newspaper, 28th of March

Wired - Science Edit Unfollow Math's 'Oldest Problem Ever' Gets a New Answer

New York Times - Science Edit Unfollow Martin Pope, Whose Research Led to OLEDs, Dies at 103

The Guardian - Environment: Climate Change Edit Unfollow Property developers fight NSW bid to make houses more energy-efficient and climate-resilient Insurers could have been climate heroes. Instead, they have risked a crisis to dwarf 2008 | Eugene Linden

Scientific American - Global Content Edit Unfollow The Pandemic Deepened Fault Lines in American Society

The Guardian - Environment: Wildlife Edit Unfollow 'Meet us, don't eat us': how Iceland is turning tourists from whale eaters to whale watchers A new start after 60: I worked in a tiny office for 30 years – then I took up falconry and am out in rain, shine and cold' Foraging for wild garlic doesn't have to cause a stink | Letters Ukraine war deals 'massive blow' to nature as Belarus's largest wildlife NGO shut down

The Guardian - Science Edit Unfollow Why the UK can't rely on boosters to get through each new wave of Covid | Danny Altmann End of free Covid testing could put vulnerable at risk, say UK experts If we all talked about suicide, wouldn't that be better for everyone? | Xavier Mulenga

The Guardian - Environment: Pollution Edit Unfollow Pick up the pieces: the battle to clean up Cornwall's beaches

ScienceDaily - Science Edit Unfollow Large study challenges the theory that light alcohol consumption benefits heart health Scientists develop the largest, most detailed model of the early universe to date

The Express - Nature Edit Unfollow Dog who just wants a fuss still patiently waiting for forever home after almost 500 days

FlowingData Edit Unfollow Charting all the vehicles of James Bond

Newgeography Edit Unfollow The Biggest Cities Are Past Their Prime

The Express - Science Edit Unfollow Energy crisis lifeline: Brits to get 'free' electricity for living near new green projects Zelensky rips apart EU for missing shot that could've 'ended war' with Russia in days Moon to become huge lab to detect 'hidden' waves from supermassive black holes Covid breakthrough as AI system to 'predict' new variants' transmissibility and virulence Space revolution: UK's poised for £2m injection as it unveils 13 new exciting projects

Phys Edit Unfollow Ejection nebula of supernova Cassiopeia A does not expand evenly Money at the heart of international efforts to save nature Without Russia, science going solo on world's woes, dreams Colorado wildfire forces evacuation orders for 19,000 people Rescued Victorian rainfall data smashes former records

horseandhound Edit Unfollow Burghley winner's death, vet pet hate, and other things the horseworld is talking about Menopause and riding: where to find advice, support and more information Menopause, riding and why education is important for all: 'It's absolutely vital we talk about it' Top vet reveals her pet hates: purple spray, horses dismissed as 'naughty' and owners who 'miss every memo' Can a stabled horse truly be happy? Experts discuss the issue Irish riders win the $140,000 1.50m classic final – and the series – at the Winter Equestrian Festival 'Horses are good for the soul': Lawyer wins final accolade of the 2022 British Showjumping Spring Championships How to get to Aintree: your complete guide to getting to the racecourse 'Why has this happened to me? I have places to go. This is not my story': Sonnar Murray-Brown on his life-changing accident New name for the home of the Winter Equestrian Festival is revealed Paul Barker continues Northcote reign by bagging winter Grade C title at British Showjumping Spring Championships Young rider nets second title within 24 hours at British Showjumping Spring Championships

AllAfrica News: Agribusiness Edit Unfollow Liberia: Weah Urges UAE to Tap Into Tourism, Fishery Sectors Nigeria: Osinbajo Scores APC High in Infrastructure, Agriculture, Others

NPR - Science Edit Unfollow The FDA is expected to authorize 2nd boosters for people 50 and up

Phys - Biology Edit Unfollow Money at the heart of international efforts to save nature

The Guardian - Environment Edit Unfollow 'Meet us, don't eat us': how Iceland is turning tourists from whale eaters to whale watchers The race to mine the deep sea – podcast Planes, trains and the climate crisis – why New Zealand shouldn't be closing its railways | Robert McLachlan 'A striking work of nature': the search for a rare flower in the Philippines jungle Ukraine war deals 'massive blow' to nature as Belarus's largest wildlife NGO shut down Insurers could have been climate heroes. Instead, they have risked a crisis to dwarf 2008 | Eugene Linden Pick up the pieces: the battle to clean up Cornwall's beaches

Phys - Astronomy & Space Edit Unfollow Ejection nebula of supernova Cassiopeia A does not expand evenly

BusinessGreen Edit Unfollow Climate, business, and energy experts to helm new BSI net zero standards body Scottish Widows tightens investment restrictions on coal and tar sands Forging new partnerships to bolster climate resilience

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