Are sharks really the monsters we’ve been taught to fear — or the ocean’s misunderstood guardians? In this weeks episode of Saving the World from Bad Ideas, Mark Lynas sits down with Arzucan “Zuzu” Askin, National Geographic Explorer, conservation scientist, and co-founder of

Political parties are focused on elections, but what about the country & its people? I explore this in my Dhaka Tribune op-ed: “Beyond Politics in Bangladesh – Understanding Where Parties Should Focus.” Read. https://t.co/JQUelrSWLL @ScienceAlly @FarmingFutureBD @weplanetint

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The European Parliament has voted to ban the use of words like ‘burger’ and ‘sausage’ for plant-based alternatives. Why?

WOW! The European Parliament just voted to BAN the words 'burger' and 'sausage' when used in sustainable plant-based alternatives. HUGE win for the meat and dairy lobby in the EU, and lots more confusion for consumers if this goes through. Insane! https://t.co/jIJNMrJofu

In 2015, Bt brinjal farmer Mohammad Hafizur Rahman shared his story with BBC Panorama. I met Hafiz soon after—and his words still resonate today. Read the full story: https://t.co/B70G3svhCU @FarmingFutureBD @ScienceAlly

Only 1.5% of Finland’s electricity comes from coal! A powerful example of how nature-first and human-centric innovation can transform energy systems.

Read my op-ed in The Times of Bangladesh @timesbanglanews @timesbd2: #MANGO EXPORTS: Exaggerated hype or ground reality? https://t.co/yrBTFqy1FD @FarmingFutureBD @ScienceAlly @weplanetint @weplanetbd

Even Tobby, our beloved cat, gets calm and cozy whenever I speak about biodiversity and climate action during meetings. Seems like even the cat understands the urgency!

That's a wrap! Season finale available now. Thank-you to everyone who has listened and engaged with us throughout season 1. Listen back over all 20 episodes now: https://t.co/ndh28JWfx0 Season 2 will be coming in September.

India unlikely to import US genetically modified agricultural items under trade deal. Bt Cotton is good for India not other GMOs :)

Science has answers to feeding the world—sustainably and equitably. We urge leaders in Addis Ababa to recognise that now’s the time to invest in local science, amplify those efforts, and build trust in the evidence that can move us forward to a better world. #FoodSystemsSummit

‼️ Just $2B per year is enough to ensure every African household has access to clean cooking by 2040. That’s less than 0.1% of what the world spends on energy each year. Yet governments and environmental NGO's in Europe and North America are blocking this progress by pressuring

It is with more sadness than mere words can convey that we have to report that our beloved Ozzy Osbourne has passed away this morning. He was with his family and surrounded by love. We ask everyone to respect our family privacy at this time.   Sharon, Jack, Kelly, Aimee and

Cultivated meat is the future of food! And tonight our President Andrea Leong is off to try the new @itsjustvow cultivated quail.

700,000 people die annually across sub-Saharan Africa due to indoor air pollution. While the Global North expands fossil fuels for its citizens, it pressures development banks to block financing for LPG, a fossil fuel that could provide clean cooking for millions of the world’s

Permission for the use of GMO soybeans in EU countries reduces prices for non-GM soybeans in Ukraine https://t.co/eIzJK9awOI @FarmingFutureBD @ScienceAlly @weplanetint

#India is a major regional hypocrite in terms of access to #GMOs.

Check out my latest article: Why Are We Falling Behind in Research and Innovation? https://t.co/HV6soh4CHD via @FarmingFutureBD @ScienceAlly @weplanetint