The Brutalist Report

New Scientist

• DIY treatments and clinical trials – one person’s tale of long covid [1497d]
• Largest ever family tree of humanity reveals our species' history [1497d]
• Wonky black hole hints we don't understand how cosmic behemoths work [1497d]
• Wonky black hole suggest we don't understand how cosmic behemoths work [1497d]
• Brain cells that regulate wakefulness may become overactive with age [1497d]
• Risk of nuclear disaster is minimal as Russian forces reach Chernobyl [1497d]
• Slug poo helps mushrooms start new colonies by spreading spores [1497d]
• Pet dogs really do grieve the deaths of other dogs they live with [1497d]
• Thousand edible plants identified as underused source of vitamins [1497d]
• Pedestrian-friendly cities have lower rates of diabetes and obesity [1497d]
• Fix the Planet newsletter: Climate action needs more than technofixes [1497d]
• Covid-19 news: Trust in UK government fell in 2021, study finds [1497d]
• Cost of new UK underground nuclear waste facility jumps to £53 billion [1497d]
• UK advisers urge tougher climate tests on new oil and gas projects [1498d]