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Emma Burnett

United Arab Emirates
As seen in: Nature, Yahoo Canada, The Conversation, Computer Weekly, In These Times, Lexology, EconoTimes, Global Witness, The Journal of Hospital Infection, Tolerance Canada and
PhD, RGN | Head of Campus, Ajman, Fatima College of Health Sciences, UAE | Dubai | Broughty Ferry, UK #Boxers #InfectionPrevention #Snowboarding #Fitness #Golf
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By Emma Burnett
| MetaStellar
Reading Time: 10 minutes There’s some schmutz in my boot. Some small pebble or piece of plastic, something that got caught on my insulation sock while I was hurrying to get ready. I’m pretty sure it’s because of the fight in the cafeteria earlier today. Not the schmutz, I guess that can happen any time. But the reason I didn’t notice is probably because of the fight. I always check my socks and boots before I put them on. But I must have forgotten today.
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Softer Shade of Zap and Blue

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By Emma Burnett
| MetaStellar
Reading Time: 4 minutes There is a soldier lying on the ground, not fully dead. One zap and it stops moving. Job done. There, another soldier. And another. The battle has been messy, inefficient. Now the battlefield needs a clean-up. This is the role of a cleaner-upper. Another zap. There is a soldier still standing, suddenly behind, and it shoots, hits a leg before any cleaner-upper can prevent it. But there are seven more legs, and no falling ensues.
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The UK has closed its flagship sustainable farming scheme, choosing short-term cuts over long-term security

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By Emma Burnett
| Tolerance Canada
By Emma Burnett, Honorary Research Associate, TABLE, University of Oxford The UK government’s decision to abruptly close all applications for its flagship nature-friendly farming scheme has shocked many of the country’s farmers and environmentalists. The sustainable farming incentive (SFI) is one of a series of schemes which pays farmers in England to nurture the soil and wildlife and improve water quality. It is far from perfect. Read complete article © The Conversation -
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