Where Resistance Grows
Jellyfish blooms fuel bacterial growth, increasing antimicrobial resistance gene spread – a risk to ocean and human health.
"this is sixth form poetry, not Keats or Yeats"
Jellyfish blooms fuel bacterial growth, increasing antimicrobial resistance gene spread – a risk to ocean and human health.
Violence alters DNA across generations, with trauma-linked genetic changes in Syrian refugees showing inherited effects and prenatal exposure accelerating ageing.
Golf courses occupy more land than renewable energy – repurposing them could boost solar and wind capacity.
Wildfire retardants have been found to contain toxic metals, impacting soil and water.
Rats are thriving in warming, expanding cities, with rising populations linked to climate change, posing risks to health and infrastructure.
Arctic permafrost thaw endangers communities, ecosystems, and infrastructures, necessitating adaptive strategies and policies.
Barn owls’ white plumage camouflages them against moonlit skies, enabling stealthy hunting by blending into their background and avoiding detection.
Ocean temperatures in 2024 reached record highs, signalling escalating global warming, with severe consequences for weather, ecosystems, and vulnerable communities.