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It is only when slowing down that we can see and feel that though the world is brown, it is in rest, not dead

It is only when slowing down that we can see and feel that though the world is brown, it is in rest, not dead

It is only when slowing down that we can see and feel that though the world is brown, it is in rest, not dead

It is only when slowing down that we can see and feel that though the world is brown, it is in rest, not dead

It is only when slowing down that we can see and feel that though the world is brown, it is in rest, not dead

41% of people opposed to national herd cull - EPA survey - 27 February 2024

Almost 60% of people in favour of national herd cull - EPA survey - 27 February 2024

A new Yale-led study found a lack of research on the effects of chronic climate change and mental health.

Eco-anxiety, post-traumatic stress and other emotional maladies are increasing among those worried about climate change and impacted by environmental harms. The American Psychological Association defines the emerging area of research as “a chronic fear of environmental doom.”

In a sketch, the comedian gave a climate scientist a messaging makeover. Does cringe comedy have anything to teach real scientists?