Scotland’s food and drink industry stands as a pillar of national pride, from our world-famous whisky to wild-caught seafood and summer strawberries. Yet these culinary icons now face a growing, quiet...
09.15.2025 Scotsman.comMonthly samples were collected from bee colonies (image credit: James Hutton Institute). Honey bees can be used to monitor levels of PFAS in the environment, a new study from The James Hutton Institut...
09.10.2025 Envirotecmagazine.comThe “forever chemicals”, otherwise known as PFAS, are a group of more than 12, 000 man-made chemicals which are used in everyday items such as frying pans and waterproof jackets. First popularised in ...
09.13.2025 Thenational.scotby Tim Clarey, Ph. D. , and Michael J. Boyle, Ph. D. * One of the most influential ideas over the history of the world is that billions of years of nothing created everything! Remarkably, this idea co...
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