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Dietary modifications like Bovaer could be key to reducing methane emissions from cattle - as long as we communicate clearly to the public about their use.
The Daily Mail guide to twisting the facts on vehicle emissions
A recent study on vehicle emissions in London drove positive headlines in all, but the Daily Mail used all of their creativity to spin it into a political attack
From the archives: The Science of Miracles and the many sides of nature
From the archives in 1992, Eric Stockton, former editor of The Scottish Humanist, looks at modern science, and what constitutes a miracle
The Humanist Enabling Life Project – supporting victims of sharia attacks
Leo Igwe -
The Humanist Enabling Life Project is a compassionate response to sharia amputations, murder, and other faith-based abuses in Nigeria.
Vladimir Putin’s insistence on pseudoscience is more than just propaganda
Putin's pseudoscience is not an aberration, but a way of understanding the world in which science becomes yet another field of geopolitical confrontation.
Camp Quest UK returns, offering a secular space for families to explore
Camp Quest UK provides a freethinking niche for those who may not fit in traditional summer camps, to ask big, small and weird questions.
Putting things into perspective: the fallibility of expert drone spotters
Amid media panics around mysterious drones in the sky, researchers tested whether pilots could tell a nearby drone from a distant plane.
From the archives: Reason, Science and the New Demonology
From the archives in 1992, Andrew Belsey examines whether the revivial in belief in angels, demons and spirits is fundamentally unreasonable
How did psychics fare with their predictions for 2025?
Every new year, the media features predictions for psychics for the year ahead - and every year, those predictions underwhelm of fail.
Why I don’t believe in… Bigfoot
Bigfoot may be the most enduring pop culture cryptid, but its appeal owes more to folklore, hoaxes and the will to believe than any reliable evidence
In the face of AI-driven encyclopedias, cherish Wikipedia – and original sources
As Elon Musk continues to push his 'anti-woke' version of Wikipedia, we need to protect what's true, and question which sources we trust
In a culture of materialism, The Emperor’s New Clothes have designer labels
A materialistic online culture that prioritises possessions and wealth misses what truly makes us happy and fulfilled – prosocial behaviour
Expert skeptical analysis of pseudoscience, conspiracy theory and claims of the paranormal.
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