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DWP 'arbitrary' benefits cuts warning with Milburn Review due to be published
The Department for Work and Pensions has been issued a warning over 'arbritary benefit cuts' in the wake of the Milburn Review, which is due to be published this week. The Trade Union Congress has told the UK that fixing the NEET - not in…
Canada's new open-access policy expands access to research, but leaves publishing fees unchecked
Canada's major federal research agencies recently released a revised policy, first introduced in 2015, that aims to make publicly funded research freely available to everyone. The Tri-Agency Open Access Policy on publications covers research funded…
DfT publishes transport resilience strategy with 22 commitments to cut disruption
The Department for Transport published a transport resilience strategy on Monday that makes 22 commitments to strengthen the UK transport system over the next 5 to 10 years. The minister responsible for transport resilience told the House that the…
Publisher's Platform: FDA scientists map which Salinas Valley farms sit downstream of the cows
For 20 years I have been saying some version of the same thing about leafy greens and cattle. Water runs downhill. Cows poop. Lettuce grows at the bottom of the hill. Now FDA's own scientists have put real numbers on it, and they deserve credit for…
Want to move from print publishing to digital editor/comms roles. Worried I don't have the right skills or am I talking myself out of applying for jobs I'll be able to do?
Please or to access all these features Chat with other users about all things related to working life on our Work forum. leopardprintandsunbeams · Today 19:39 Looking for some advice or real-life experiences from anyone who has made the jump…
The Big Bet: Prediction Markets and the Future of Democracy - Michael Auerbach
Prediction markets are online platforms that facilitate the buying and selling of contracts whose values derive from the outcomes of future events. These events may range from the result of a ball game to the occurrence or non-occurrence of a…
Levi paper showing Pfizer is a toxic vaccine is now published. And anyone claiming there is 'nothing to see here' is intellectually dishonest.
** A real chance to stop the evil mRNA-LNP gene 'therapy' experimentation on humans ** After FOIA requests and appeals (starting in 2023), a Citizen's Petition that asks the FDA to classify the mRNA shots as gene therapy products (in accordance…
North Dakota town bucks trend by voting in favor of data centers
A North Dakota town bucked the national trend by voting against tighter rules for large projects, including data centers. On November 3, voters in Harwood rejected plans to bring in stricter checks for large developments, including data centers.
Beef industry quietly squashes part of its own science curriculum after ranchers protest
A beef industry-funded effort to teach teenagers about cattle's climate impact was quietly scrapped following backlash from some ranchers, who disputed the premise that cows contribute to global heating. The episode is the latest example of the…
Don't Let Future You Lead Present You Astray
I have a friend who pays $99.99 a month for an unlimited gym membership he never uses. When his annual renewal came up back in October, I asked him if he was going to finally let it drop and give himself a $1,200 raise, and his reply was as…
Weekly Market Pulse: More Questions Than Answers
For investors there are, as always, a lot of questions about the future. While the election changed a few things – maybe – we are still left with most of the same questions we had before the election. AI-associated stocks fell…
Politics And The Markets 11/9/26
The article outlines Seeking Alpha's moderation guidelines for comment sections, emphasizing respectful discourse and prohibiting abusive or inflammatory content. Key prohibited behaviors include personal attacks, misinformation, hate speech, and…
Acorns-not deer-can predict a rise in Lyme-spreading ticks
Despite deer's essential role in tick reproduction, looking to acorn numbers instead can forecast Lyme disease booms almost two years in advance Join Our Community of Science Lovers! I agree my information will be processed in accordance with the…
Seoul subway stations turn into farmers markets selling regional produce
Five Seoul subway stations will host farmers markets through Nov. 28, where people can buy regional farm products at prices up to 30 percent below retail, the Seoul Metropolitan Government said Monday. The pop-up market, named Seoro Itda Local…
Racing must seize its chance as new commission tackles UK betting laws
The prospect of a new Gambling Act, with significant implications for racing's funding model via betting, moved a step closer on Monday. A new commission that includes experts from the fields of economics, law, public policy, health and sport will…
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