Cabinet’s nitrogen policy produces 30 per cent less ammonia

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The Cabinet’s nitrogen measures could cut ammonia emissions by 25 to 30 per cent.

First lure, then kill: beating the malaria mosquito

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PhD candidate Victor Mwingira has discovered a new method of combatting the…

‘Start-ups must show patience and perseverance’

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F&A Next, the congress where start-ups, businesses and investors, meet, takes place…

Compound in basil, fennel and aniseed harms DNA

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Estragole, a compound that is found naturally in various herbs and spices,…

‘Quarantine baking is catching’

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It’s like the great Dutch bake-off. Suppliers are struggling to keep up…

Better pens mean ‘better’ pigs

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Pigs that grow up in an enriched environment – a bigger pen…

Living in Saharan heat

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If global heating is not brought under control, in 50 years’ time…

‘Don’t focus only on food safety’

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Improving food quality means finding a good balance between food safety and…

Sun cream for trees?

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In the Dutch town of Doetinchem last month, nature managers rubbed sun…

Hunger increases without school meals

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Now that schools are locked down in most developing countries due to…