Si vous passez par le canal du Midi, à la hauteur de Moissac, nos images de Camargue sont dans les arbres avec celles de l'excellent Jean-Claude Teyssier. Autour et dans les marais... @GaelleHenkens @Charlotterous12
Si vous passez par le canal du Midi, à la hauteur de Moissac, nos images de Camargue sont dans les arbres avec celles de l'excellent Jean-Claude Teyssier. Autour et dans les marais... @GaelleHenkens @Charlotterous12
Butterfly conservation under attack by right-wing conspiracy theorists. Centre shuts down as claims circulate about human smuggling and child sex-trafficking https://t.co/guSsgCnZN7
News to like dept, two species bounced back from extinction in the UK. Their courtship dances have inspired ballets, while some cultures have worshipped them as gods. Now, cranes have reached record numbers in the UK thanks to ongoing conservation efforts.
In a research paper describing the Oslo outbreak, scientists noted that, after the event, symptoms seemed to come on quickly—More troubling, nearly every person who reported catching Omicron said that they were vaccinated @KatherineJWu reports: https://t.co/z7aP6ajUIn
Hearing the legendary Janet Malcolm has died.
Among the words she left is one of the most provocative first paragraphs in journalism, and an assessment many reporters — especially crime reporters — still think about and grapple with. From The Journalist and the Murderer, 1990: