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Louise Gray

Edinburgh, Highlands, London
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Eating, worrying, writing books #EthicalCarnivore #AvocadoAnxiety Sheep wrangling, rhoddie bashing, writing @bendamph Born at 334 ppm.
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Remaking Downtown Pittsburgh

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By Jeff Sewald, Mark Schwartz, Lori Jakiela, Louise Gray
| Pittsburgh Quarterly Verified
Editor’s note: We invited 13 regional leaders to give their thoughts on how to revitalize and reinvigorate Downtown Pittsburgh. Despite numerous emails back and forth with the communications staff of Pittsburgh Mayor Ed Gainey from March 15 to April 20, the Mayor did not offer his thoughts on Downtown Pittsburgh. The responses of 12 other leaders follow. DAVID L. HOLMBERG, PRESIDENT & CEO, HIGHMARK HEALTH I view Downtown Pittsburgh from multiple perspectives.
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'The life of an animal is not an experiment'

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By Louise Gray
| Inkcap
A large chunk of land in the Highlands of Scotland is now owned by conservation bodies, and a big part of what they do is manage deer numbers. Red deer populations have never been higher than they are today, and it is generally agreed that, to allow woodland to regenerate, a certain number have to be culled. That means that, for the first time in recent history, conservationists and deer stalkers have to understand each other: they have to find a middle ground.
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“No Bees, No Food.” How Insects Help Farmers With Their Harvest

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By Louise Gray
| Literary Hub Verified
On a May morning, when the first orange-tip butterflies are feeding on the wildflowers left on the road verges, I drive down to the Borders to visit Scotland’s biggest tomato farm. At first, I think I have missed it. As I park up at Standhill Farm, I can see Holstein cattle—another Dutch import—grazing the fields and bales of silage stacked against the old stone walls, but no sign of a greenhouse.
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