By Mark Palmer on September 9, 2011
You have no doubt heard of the decline in bees.
The collapse in the global bee population is a major threat to crops. It is estimated that a third of everything we eat depends upon honey bee pollination, which means that bees contribute some £26bn to the global economy. In the UK alone, bees contribute £200m [...]
By Mark Palmer on July 18, 2011
The “wisdom of Roy Jeans” could sound like many things. It could be a Country & Western hit. It could be a movie starring Gary Cooper. It could be a moving novel about a defence lawyer fighting for normal people’s rights against an oppressive state regieme. It may indeed still be all of these. However, [...]
By Mark Palmer on March 3, 2011
When it comes to a project are you: A. An early starter or B. Pressure prompted. Go on tell the truth. If you are not sure, go outside and look at the boot (trunk for my USA friends) of you car. Is it tidy and organised, or are there things left in it from the [...]
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