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Marianne Brown

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As seen in: MSN Ireland, MSN UK, BBC, The Guardian, JSTOR Daily, Voice of America (VOA), Yahoo Style Canada, AOL UK, The Ecologist, Live Action News and
Journalist 🌍 with roots in Edinburgh/Shetland/Devon. Writing a 📖 about energy + identity, publisher @BoroughPress, Comms manager @briznrg.This is personal!
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Pot-plant trade is ‘hitchhiker pathway’ for invasive flatworms, say UK experts

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By Marianne Brown, Gareth Dale
| AOL UK Verified
They have been invading the UK for years; small mucus-covered animals which hunt in gardens, allotments and greenhouses. The number of sightings of non-native flatworms has risen sharply over the past few years, and experts have warned they can decimate earthworm populations and degrade soil quality. Land flatworms are non-segmented worms, which feed on a range of soil organisms from woodlice to worms. In the UK the number of non-native species has risen from two in the 1950s to 14 in 2020.
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Green power to the people

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By Marianne Brown
| New Humanist Verified
Stuart Phelps opens the door to Cafe Conscious, a busy coffee shop in the middle of Barton Hill estate in Bristol. As he steps in, staff and customers alike turn around to greet him. He’s come to talk about the struggles facing people living here, their distrust of the council, and a community vision to build a huge vertical solar farm on the tower blocks. The cafe is a hub of activity for other reasons, too.
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I thought I understood my late father. Then I was forced to spend lockdown in his home

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By Marianne Brown
| MSN Ireland Verified
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