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Andrew McGregor

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Presenter of BBC Radio 3's Record Review on Saturdays, and Radio 3 In Concert, Wigmore Lunchtime Concerts, Operas etc. My own opinions. 🎻🚴🏼🤺
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New Hoptroff watches

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By Andrew McGregor
| WatchUSeek.com
No. 8 With both our smartphones paper diaries full, Hoptroff provides an elegant solution to modern time management. The No. 8 is the wearer's very only Personal Assistant; all knowing but respectfully succint, she doesn’t overload with unnecessary detail, but gently pats you on the shoulder to remind you of your coming appointment.
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Stop messing with rumen microbes and focus on reducing ruminant populations for environmental and human health

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By Ylenia Vimercati Molano, Lara Vimercati, Andrew McGregor, Clifton P. Bueno de Mesquita, P. Jacob Bueno de Mesquita
| Nature
Abstract Substantial resources are being mobilized for a microbiological solution to the ruminant methane problem. We commend scientists for working on climate solutions but describe why altering rumen microbiomes does not solve the ruminant methane problem and poses dangers to environmental and human health. Reducing ruminant populations resolves the ruminant methane problem and other issues with ruminant agriculture.
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Divert Secures Partnership With Mitsubishi to Scale Circular Infrastructure Across North America - Produce Market Guide

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By Lauren Haines, Andrew McGregor, John Trelo
| Produce Market Guide
Divert Inc., a circular economy company on a mission to prevent food from being wasted, has formed a strategic partnership with Mitsubishi Corp., serving as the lead investor in Divert’s Series C financing. This partnership is a first-of-its-kind model for the organics resource recovery industry, reflecting the demonstrated success of Divert’s commercially and operationally proven platform and elevating the company to a valuation of over $1 billion.
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