AvatarLarry Mudrieflipped into MedicineWomen's Health These Pictures Will Help You ID the Most Common Bug Bites This Summer Prevention - Jake Smith What it looks like: The best way to ID a tick bite is to find one attached to you—and they can linger for three to six days as they feed on your …
AvatarLarry Mudrieflipped into The EnvironmentUrban Agriculture The future of food: inside the world's largest urban farm – built on a rooftop The Guardian - Jon HenleyIn Paris, urban farmers are trying a soil-free approach to agriculture that uses less space and fewer resources. Could it help cities face the threats to our food supplies? On top of a striking new exhibition
AvatarLarry Mudrieflipped into The EnvironmentEnvironment 'Playing the hand of God': scientists' experiment aims to help trees survive climate change The Guardian - Ashley StimpsonThere is an impressive array of pine species at the Nature Conservancy’s Plum Creek preserve in Maryland – loblolly, Virginia, shortleaf – creating a landscape that emits the smell of Christmas well into
AvatarLarry Mudrieflipped into MexicoMexico Mexico border towns try to stop Americans crossing amid Covid-19 fears The Guardian - David Agren in Mexico CityAs he campaigned for the presidency, Donald Trump promised to build a “big beautiful wall” along the US-Mexico border, claiming it would keep migrants out of the country and stop everything from drugs
AvatarLarry Mudrieflipped into Modern EuropeNews Tati, much-loved French retailer, shuts up shop in Paris after 70 years The Guardian - Jon Henley in ParisTati, the much-loved cut-price clothing chain that has been a French retail institution for more than 70 years, is to close its original – and last – Paris store, after public transport strikes and the
AvatarLarry Mudrieflipped into ScotlandNews (Scotland) A Scottish independence crisis is on its way – and English politics is in denial The Guardian - Rafael BehrA virus that doesn’t care about nations or history can still spread borders across the map like a rash. Different European countries’ pandemic responses restored boundaries that were meant to be submerged
