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DEALING WITH COVID For over three years Roy had been very cautious to not be in contact with COVID. He quit going to the office and avoided being

FOR NOW PAXTON BEATS RAP—RIDE AIN’T OVER The attorney general’s long-simmering securities fraud case appears closer to resolution, while the

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As many of us enjoy tucking into our Easter Eggs today (Easter Monday 5 April), a study led by the University of St Andrews in collaboration with the University of the West Indies, St Augustine, has shown that ethically sourced chocolate can support

BU librarians start seed library Provided by Binghamton University Library News Held in the Science Library, the seed library distributes seeds to students that they can borrow, grow and harvest at home. Housed in Science Library, initiative aims to strengthen biodiversity and community at BU April 28, 2021 In an effort to promote biodiversity and community togetherness, Binghamton University has launched a seed library where students can borrow, grow and harvest seeds at home. The ...

When choosing chocolate eggs, there are some where the varieties are neither ethical nor climate friendly. Derived from the cacao bean, quality chocolate depends on a high-quality bean. But there has become increasing awareness that that our t favourite sweet indulgence has for years been provided at terrible cost to farmers and the environment, particularly rainforests, so large-scale producers have been starting to take steps to address the issues. Brands that make great play of their...

The Northern Range Mountains of Trinidad cocoa trees A new study by the University of St Andrews reveals that ethically sourced chocolate can support wildlife. The study was part of a collaboration led by the University of St Andrews with the University of the West Indies, St Augustine. It shows that research into currently farmed cacao forests, abandoned forests and natural unfarmed forest on the Caribbean island of Trinidad found that all three supported bird diversity, contrary to expe...

Date Time Chocolate is egg-cellent for birds As many of us enjoy tucking into our Easter Eggs today (Easter Monday 5 April), a study led by the University of St Andrews in collaboration with the University of the West Indies, St Augustine, has shown that ethically sourced chocolate can support wildlife. A study of currently farmed cacao forests, abandoned forests and natural unfarmed forest on the Caribbean island of Trinidad found that all three supported bird diversity, contrary to expectatio...