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The Persuaders: How we let the PR industry control our minds

2 March 2016

Reason and argument are dead, replaced by conspiracy theories and optional realities – and the PR industry is to blame, argues James Garvey in his latest book


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Competition results: Winning words to describe the Anthropocene

3 February 2016

In the spirit of Landmarks, Robert Macfarlane's book of vanishing terms for natural phenomena, CultureLab asked for words to describe our planet's future


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Meathooked: How eating meat became a global obsession

3 February 2016

It’s one of the world’s biggest businesses, yet it harms the planet and our health. Why do we love meat so much?


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Shock of the Anthropocene: Winners and losers in new world era

27 January 2016

Earth is entering a time when humans are a major geological force. A new book says we must all help manage this new world – and not let technocrats run the show


How the past's ecological lessons can save Earth's future

How the past's ecological lessons can save Earth's future

11 November 2015

Killing the Koala and Poisoning the Prairie tells the troubled environmental history of Australia and the US – giving us important lessons for a greener future


How fish dodged extinction's bullet

How fish dodged extinction's bullet

7 October 2015

The Worst of Times explores the baffling story of animals that breezed through the worst climate catastrophe Earth has ever known


Why the struggle for water is a global issue

Why the struggle for water is a global issue

30 September 2015

Three books capture the complex politics of water, and in their very different ways, show how good science needs to call the shots


<em>The Science of Open Spaces</em>: Saving ecosystems the collective way

The Science of Open Spaces: Saving ecosystems the collective way

12 August 2015

When it comes to conserving expansive, open ecosystems, let's look to traditional lifestyles rather than tight control, argues a new book


A welcome dose of environmental optimism

A welcome dose of environmental optimism

1 July 2015

From rainforest revival and green technology to social changes, the age of humans is not necessarily a one-way ticket to eco-disaster, argue three new books


Heaven on earth: The multiverse made of rock and grass

Heaven on earth: The multiverse made of rock and grass

1 July 2015

A former coal mine in Scotland has been transformed into a vast cosmic homage, complete with galactic hills and megalithic universes


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