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Climate Migration: Far from the Familiar
Global warming is uprooting a multitude of native people from their homelands, prompting fears that environmental migration could become an unprecedented global phenomenon in the future.
Who Watches the Watchmen?
Cyber-security and the threat of the ‘surveillance society’ are two increasingly pressing issues. Eric Payne questions whether the power centres in this equation offer a route we really want to go down.
Who needs sunshine?
Harnessing the power of ancient civilisations and pre-historic man, Euroasia sheds some light on natural energy resources and their adaptability in an increasingly green-conscious world.
Balancing the Cost of Food Miles
Across the European Union, many well-meaning consumers making an effort to only buy locally-produced food are having an impact on small-scale farmers in sub-Saharan Africa.
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- Energy
As oil starts to run dry, demand rises for hybrid cars, and electric cars make their way from conceptual design to mass production, the future of transport, experts say, lies in lithium.
Revealing the Hidden Charge
Algae are the focus of attempts to achieve commercially-viable systems for harnessing photosynthesis for atmospheric CO2 fixation and biosynthesis of fuels.
A Green Solution
Money may not buy happiness, but can happiness make us money? Is it just that we have had the causality wrong all along?