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James Dacey

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British multimedia journalist and content producer, now based in Madrid

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Black Goblin: AI Tool for Sound Designers | 100-to-Watch

Black Goblin: AI Tool for Sound Designers | 100-to-Watch

Discover Black Goblin, a 100-to-Watch startup supported by EIT Culture & Creativity. Its AI-powered tool Thol…

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The dark heart of the lithium-ion battery revolution

The dark heart of the lithium-ion battery revolution

James Dacey reviews The Elements of Power: a Story of War, Technology and the Dirtiest Supply Chain on Earth …

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Antarctic Peninsula Faces Starkly Different Futures, Depending on Decisions Made Today

Antarctic Peninsula Faces Starkly Different Futures, Depending on Decisions Made Today

A study reveals interconnected changes under three emissions pathways and describes the emerging challenges f…

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Gastrodiplomacy: how European countries use food to win hearts and minds

Gastrodiplomacy: how European countries use food to win hearts and minds

How nations use food for diplomatic influence. Get inside Europe's gastrodiplomacy strategies and their polit…

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Piecing together the story of ancient glass after the Beirut explosion

Piecing together the story of ancient glass after the Beirut explosion

In 2020, a chemical explosion in Beirut caused 218 deaths and widespread destruction. It also shattered one o…

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EcoBean: turning coffee waste into valuable chemicals

EcoBean: turning coffee waste into valuable chemicals

Every year, millions of tonnes of coffee grounds end up in landfill. Polish startup EcoBean is turning this b…

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With e-MERLIN facing the axe, what next for Jodrell Bank and UK astronomy?

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By James Dacey
| Physics World Verified
The UK’s Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC) recently announced funding cuts to a range of physics and astronomy projects as it seeks to reduce costs. One of the most high-profile casualties is e-MERLIN, a network of seven radio telescopes spread across the UK, including the iconic Lovell Telescope at Jodrell Bank.
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Bomb fishing tracked sonically across Indonesian coral reefs

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By James Dacey
| Eco-Business Verified
Healthy coral reefs are a cacophony of purrs, whoops and snaps as fish, shrimp, turtles and more go about their daily business. But on some reefs, a less healthy sound can be heard: the rumble of explosions. Blast fishing is the practice of tossing bombs into the sea. It kills or stuns everything in its vicinity and often destroys the reef structures that support these rich ecosystems.
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Bomb fishing tracked sonically across Indonesian coral reefs

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By James Dacey
| Dialogue Earth Verified
Healthy coral reefs are a cacophony of purrs, whoops and snaps as fish, shrimp, turtles and more go about their daily business. But on some reefs, a less healthy sound can be heard: the rumble of explosions. Blast fishing is the practice of tossing bombs into the sea. It kills or stuns everything in its vicinity and often destroys the reef structures that support these rich ecosystems.
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