Your Newspaper, 18th of September

Wired - Science Edit Unfollow The Colorado River Is Dying. Can Its Aquatic Dinosaurs Be Saved? How to Design the Perfect Queue, According to Crowd Science

The Guardian - Environment: Climate Change Edit Unfollow Would the campaign to save the Franklin River work today? | Keiran Pender Japan braced for 'very dangerous' Typhoon Nanmadol as residents urged to evacuate Criticism intensifies after big oil admits 'gaslighting' public over green aims

Scientific American - Global Content Edit Unfollow Better Atmospheric River Forecasts Are Giving Emergency Planners More Time to Prepare for Flooding News Briefs from around the World: September 2022

The Guardian - Environment: Wildlife Edit Unfollow Tiny solar backpacks could help save the plains wanderer – one of Australia's most endangered birds 'They will get you in a headlock': Australians warned off pet kangaroos after second death in 100 years Young country diary: Halfway up, this stair is where I sit | Joshua Young country diary: There are butterflies walking all over me! | Nuri

The Guardian - Science Edit Unfollow Finally, we have evidence that hell is other people on social media | Torsten Bell 'I was lacking deeper connection': can online friends be the answer to loneliness? Astronomer Virginia Trimble: 'There were 14 women on the Caltech campus when I arrived in 1964'

Ars Technica - The Scientific Method Edit Unfollow Punishment, puppies, and science: Bringing dog training to heel

BBC NEWS - Science/Nature Edit Unfollow I hope King Charles will push for action on climate change, says John Kerry

The Express - Science Edit Unfollow Xi uses terrifying 'soaring dragon' drone in alarming warning to Taiwan 'Selfish': UK's main gas supplier torn apart for profiting from Putin's war in Ukraine UK to save France from plunging into darkness as power output plummets: 'Need help' 'Must be made public': Covid origin twist as 'devastating' report links US to China Space breakthrough as meteorite which plunged into UK contains extra-terrestrial water 'Norway first!' Panic as UK's biggest gas importer facing pressure to cut off supplies Truss poised to slash energy bills in half for businesses in huge bailout package Putin's energy empire dealt hammer blow as Germany seizes shares of oil refineries

Grist Edit Unfollow The tragedy of North Birmingham

Phys Edit Unfollow Bin-opening cockatoos enter 'arms race' with humans Mars rover sees hints of past life in latest rock samples An arms race over food waste: Sydney cockatoos are still opening curbside bins, despite our best efforts to stop them Humans evolved with their microbiomes. Like genes, your gut microbes pass from one generation to the next

horseandhound Edit Unfollow Three horses held and four withdrawn at eventing World Championships final trot-up Take a look around this 17th Century property with 9 stables, a manège and over 9 acres in a desirable area 'Precious' skewbald with royal relations breezes round Blenheim's beefy track National Dressage Championships day three round-up: 'cheese factor' delivers, prospects shine and riders win first national titles An angelic stallion, an accident-prone chestnut mare and an amateur poised to lift a major title: six stories you must read from Blenheim today Best of British: on-form Gemma Stevens and 'wonderful' Chilli Morning daughter deliver dazzling Blenheim cross-country performance 'This is what I've wanted to do forever': 17-year-old rider is national novice silver champion Delight and disappointment: 12 stories you need to read from cross-country day at the eventing World Championships Update on riders who fell on World Championships cross-country course 'The first time I sat on him I fell off': former 'wild child' springs surprise nationals win Oliver Townend flies around eventing World Championships cross-country – Britain on podium overnight after penalty review 'It just proves horses are not machines': two stops in otherwise 'fantastic' Pratoni round for Olympic medallists Blenheim first-timer retains lead with cross-country masterclass at midway stage as regrouping pays off for Brits 'I had to grab the cheek piece': rider suffers broken rein on World Championship cross-country 'He is an amazing horse': Michael Jung reflects on his Pratoni cross-country round and voices strong opinions on the course 'The penalties will come off': Tom McEwen reflects on his World Championships cross-country round Tales from Somerford: home-bred heroes to the fore at the National Dressage Championships 'She's known as nan's horse': rider spends 'house deposit' on mare who is now a national champion 'She's an absolute ****ing machine!' How top riders are faring at the World Championships 'I come out with a smile on my face': Michael Eilberg on his seven-year-old nationals winner

AllAfrica News: Agribusiness Edit Unfollow Tanzania: Forest Services Pushes for Beekeeping and Crop Farming Model for High Productivity Tanzania: Govt Allays Fears Over Harmful Chemicals Used for Preserving Fish Nigeria: Investing in Bamboo Farming

Phys - Biology Edit Unfollow Bin-opening cockatoos enter 'arms race' with humans An arms race over food waste: Sydney cockatoos are still opening curbside bins, despite our best efforts to stop them Humans evolved with their microbiomes. Like genes, your gut microbes pass from one generation to the next

The Guardian - Environment Edit Unfollow Would the campaign to save the Franklin River work today? | Keiran Pender Young country diary: There are butterflies walking all over me! | Nuri Criticism intensifies after big oil admits 'gaslighting' public over green aims

Phys - Astronomy & Space Edit Unfollow Mars rover sees hints of past life in latest rock samples

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