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The James Hutton Institute has donated nearly 8,000kg of potatoes - worth an astonishing 932 bags - to a food charity helping communities in need.

I am at the ruined Shell refinery. Bitumen was made here until 1986. Now it is shaggy yellow berms with rubble inside. Thistles, snails in a tube, a plastic-coated chain-link fence falls from the post, brambles with plastic bags. A concrete slab scoured by ocean waves. Rusted rebar, mounds of granite, shattered loading docks, a pipeline to nowhere. The refinery remains are eroding into the ocean.

Rep. Jamaal Bowman, D-N.Y., declared at a cease-fire event that by participating, he was "uplifting deeply what it actually means to be Jewish."

The James Hutton Institute, an independent research organisation, has enhanced its leadership by welcoming five new members to its board

Scottish Enterprise has supported the highest-ever number of academic spin outs via its High Growth Spinout Program (HGSP)

White House press secretary Karine Jean-Pierre faced massive backlash for her response to a question about activists vandalizing posters of Israeli hostages

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Arthurs Seat is one of the extinct volcanoes that make Edinburgh what it is. Rising way above the city, this vast basalt mound is visible for miles aro...

James Hutton Institute scientist Professor Marc Stutter writes: we know that flooding is a problem that’s not going away. So, what can we do about it?

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