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Find out how big the world’s population was when you were born
The UN is set to announce that the world’s population is has reached 7 billion. The BBC has been exploring how this is affecting daily lives: Seven billion and counting. The Guardian has a great tool that can calculate how … Continue reading
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Eat insects for lunch? You must be joking. Apparently not!
The idea for this post was sparked by an article in the Metro which discussed the idea that because the Department of Health has highlighted that we shouldn’t eat more than 500g of red meat a week, that we should … Continue reading
