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The little-known Norwegian island that tried to abolish time

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By Robyn Wilson Verified
| Aol Verified
Typically, on a Wednesday, I’d already be asleep by midnight – and you might assume the same would be true of the three children playing on the beach a few metres away from me. But up here above the Arctic Circle, I am fast discovering, midnight does not necessarily mean bedtime. It’s early July and I’m in Sommaroy, an old Norwegian fishing village 22 miles west of Tromso. Even in the early hours, the painted wooden houses, steep mountains and bright blue sea are all in crystal-clear view.
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Insights on peer engagement from farmers working with conservation advocates in the Maumee River basin

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By Robyn Wilson Verified, Azmiri Jalil, Anna Bosworth
| Taylor & Francis Online
Abstract While traditional outreach has successfully engaged early adopters of conservation agriculture, it is less effective at reaching middle adopters, who make up the majority and are more risk averse. Peer learning can help encourage adoption among this group, yet existing efforts largely attract early adopters.
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Italy's smaller, smarter alternative to Venice

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By Robyn Wilson Verified
| BBC Verified
As Venice struggles with crowds and pollution, nearby Treviso is quietly proving that sustainability and good taste can go hand in hand. The air is thick with salt and butter as a bowl of tagliatelle tangled with melted anchovies and shaved cod's roe arrives at my table beside the canal. The sharp pop of a cork breaks the hum of restaurant chatter and waitress pours a glass of local white wine. Lunch has arrived.
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