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March 10, 2022
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Guardian journalist Oliver Milman has a bleak message about insects: they might be largely invisible to most of us, but millions are now at risk of extinction and, without them, the Earth cannot survive
The insect kingdom is remarkably resilient. Over the course of its 400 million-year reign, it has weathered four great mass extinction events relatively unscathed. Today, however, the world’s insect populations face an array of existential threats far greater than at any time in the past.
“Our Pyrrhic victory at the very last gasp of Earth’s history means for the first time that a single species is the primary cause of an extinction episode to…
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Joseph Brady, the former head of UCD’s School of Geography, presents a highly critical study of the capital city’s failure to implement plans to improve the lives of its inhabitants
In Colin Barrett’s second book of short stories, violence and brutality are always close to the surface
Although the big world events might be happening elsewhere, the author has created a compelling character in Zorrie, a woman living in 20th-century Indiana
Murrihy’s eclectic taste covers music from Gustav Mahler to Pharrell Williams
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