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From dinosaurs in Yorkshire to prehistoric Peterborough, the UK places where Jurassic giants roamed

Kate Jackson 15 Apr 2021, 16:11 A DINOSAUR footprint discovered on the Yorkshire coast has been described as a real Jurassic giant. Scientists say the discovery, the largest ever in the northern county, could have been left behind by a 30ft meat-eater, possibly a megalosaurus. 14 14 Marie Woods was foraging for shellfish when she discovered the giant footprint inCredit: SWNS Archaeologist Marie Woods, who made the discovery, said: I had originally gone to collect shellfish for dinner, but got completely distracted by this beast! Dinosaurs, despite living millions of years ago, have been in the news a lot recently. In January, a four-year-old girl found a prehistoric footprint in south Wales.

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From dinosaurs in Yorkshire to prehistoric Peterborough, the UK places where Jurassic giants roamed

From dinosaurs in Yorkshire to prehistoric Peterborough, the UK places where Jurassic giants roamed
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Eco-labelling: the case for displaying the environmental impact of food

April 13, 2021 5:12 pm The production, growth and manufacture of our food is one of the leading causes of climate change. According to the Food and Agriculture Organisation of the United Nations (FAO), worldwide agriculture produces more greenhouse gases then the entirety of the transportation sector. Later this year, Oxford University Museum of Natural History will host an exhibition that will in part address these ideas. Meat The Future will explore the impact growing and producing food has on the world, with one such area of focus being eco-labelling. Organic labels are just one kind of eco-labelling. What are eco-labels? Eco-labels aren’t necessarily new. Products featuring “organic” or “pesticide-free” packaging have been around for decades. More recently, some brands have taken to labelling their “low-carbon” products too.

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Nomadland director Chloé Zhao: I ve always felt like an outsider

Nomadland director Chloé Zhao: I ve always felt like an outsider
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Winners announced for Oxford s Beyond Boundaries art competition to encourage inclusion in STEM sciences – India Education,Education News India,Education News

Share Running for the second time (first run in 2018), the competition was developed to increase the visibility of Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic scientists and mathematicians, while also engaging local schools and young people in showcasing their research in art form. Oxfordshire state school pupils were asked to create art – of any form – based on profiles of six Black, Asian, and Minority Ethnic researchers from the Mathematical, Physical and Life Sciences (MPLS) Division of the University of Oxford. As part of their profiles, researchers shared their personal and career stories, as well as their current work in areas such as infectious diseases, cacao trees, nuclear fusion, sand rat genetics, cryopreservation, and data visualisation.

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