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Is the UK ready for COP26? | Explainer
In November, Glasgow will host the annual United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP26). Experts warn that the global summit could be the world’s last chance to stop a climate disaster. Continue Reading
NFTs: The Future of Art or Environmentally Disastrous?
Experts are concerned with the environmental impact of storing so much data on blockchains. Much like cryptocurrency, NFTs use huge amounts of energy to be “mined”. That energy cost increases as more are created. This is because to do this requires increasing amounts of computer processing power.
More than 68,000 fines issued by police for breaching COVID-19 laws
The latest data published by the National Police Chief’s Council (NPCC) shows a total of 68,952 fixed penalty notices (FPNs) were issued by forces in England and Wales between 27th Continue Reading
Bizarre Dreams Outbreak– why we are dreaming so vividly during the coronavirus pandemic
Concerts running in the bedroom closet, Kim Jong-un’s rescue missions, lianas in the subway. It sounds like the plot of a very weird science fiction novel but no, these are Continue Reading
Why Period Poverty Is Of Everybody’s Problem
Around 27% of the global population is in their reproductive age, thus, has their period. Still, sanitary products are expensive which is causing problems to women and girls everywhere. Continue Reading
Coronavirus: What lockdown means for socialising and our meals together
Photo by Johanna Dahlberg on Unsplash Dinner is traditionally a shared experience with members of a household. “Dinner’s ready” means that all other activities need to be dropped and the household spends time Continue Reading
How the COVID-19 outbreak is impacting UK restaurants
In order to halt the spread of the coronavirus (COVID-19) in the United Kingdom, the government’s instructions have become clear—stay home. But for those in the restaurant industry, this has Continue Reading
WINDRUSH REPORT: PRITI PATEL SAYS SORRY
“IMG_6748” by johngeoffreywalker is licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 2.0 Priti Patel On the 19th March 2020, Home Secretary Priti Patel accepted the Home Office’s responsibility for the “terrible injustices” Continue Reading