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Oxford University environmental researcher criticises Netflix’s Seaspiracy for Western bias and misleading statements

Seaspiracy was met with its fair share of controversy when it was released this year on Netflix. While the documentary exposes the corruption in the commercial fishing industry as well as the environmental damage it causes, it has received backlash for its journalistic standards as well as its Western perspective and portrayal of other cultures.… Read More Oxford University environmental researcher criticises Netflix’s Seaspiracy for Western bias and misleading statements

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In conversation with Environmental Scientist and Researcher Dr. Sarah Nelson

Written by Francesca McClimont As humans grapple with social injustice and political infighting, our planet continues to face its own battle: climate change. By taking our natural environment for granted for too long, we all face an uncertain future. Climate change threatens natural habitats and creates weather patterns that are increasingly erratic, extreme and unpredictable.… Read More In conversation with Environmental Scientist and Researcher Dr. Sarah Nelson

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Nearly 1 in 10 UK butterflies extinct: How the public can support pollinators at home, during No Mow May

Written by Ark Wildlife director Sean McMenemy and environmental writer Elizabeth Waddington Following the recent legal spat between M&S and Aldi over caterpillar cakes, Chris Packham told supermarkets to “unite not fight” to save the UK’s endangered butterflies. Here’s how the UK public can help in their own garden throughout No Mow May, according to wildlife… Read More Nearly 1 in 10 UK butterflies extinct: How the public can support pollinators at home, during No Mow May

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