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Blog post. Home cooking and eating out on a budget. By Greta Vaičytė - 7 April 2022. Last updated - 3 May 2024. Cooking as a student might be considered difficult, but it is one of the daily routines of independent living. Grocery shopping,

Blog post. COP26: Glasgow's history of ambitious municipal environmental intervention. By Professor Paul Elliott - 28 October 2021. As representatives from governments, environmental organisations, academics and campaigning groups gather in Scotland

Blog post. Coping with gradual vision loss: living with Retinitis Pigmentosa. Retinitis pigmentosa (RP) is a group of rare, genetic disorders that involve a breakdown and loss of cells in the retina—the light-sensitive tissue lining the back of

Coral reef conservation. Coral reef conservation. Coral Reefs are the most diverse aquatic ecosystems on the planet but are suffering from a multitude of threats including global climate change, alterations to reef communities and a range of newly

Corals as canaries in the coal mine - Michael Sweet video transcript. Environment news. Professor Michael Sweet is sitting in front of a fish tank in the University of Derby Aquatic Research facility. Professor Michael Sweet:. "As we build up to

Blog post. Coronation confusion: a people's Homage and the dilution of a constitutional principle. Historian Professor Keith McLay explains why he believes the people's Homage to King Charles III undermines the centuries-old principle on which our