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- SAMUEL L BOYD
In an article first published on The Conversation, SAMUEL L BOYD, assistant professor at the University of Colorado Boulder, looks at the origins of churches and chapels...
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- ALVIN JOHNSON
ALVIN JOHNSON looks at where the 'batos' or bramble appears in the Bible...
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- GREG WATTS
In an article first published on The Conversation, acoustics expert GREG WATTS looks at what you can do to make your house and garden more peaceful...
Helpdesk: How fake accounts constantly manipulate what you see on social media – and what you can do about it
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- JEANNA MATTHEWS
In an article first published on The Conversation, JEANNA MATTHEWS, a full professor in computer science at Clarkson University in the US, looks at how social media is being manipulated and what measures you can take to help address the issue...
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- PETER ROGERS
In an article first published on The Conversation, PETER ROGERS, professor of biological psychology at the University of Bristol, looks at what science tells us about weight loss...
A Sustainable Life: Turn off the porch light - six easy ways to stop light pollution from harming our wildlife
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- EMILY FOBERT, KATHERINE DAFFORN and MARIANA MAYER-PINTO
In an article first published on The Conversation, academics EMILY FOBERT, KATHERINE DAFFORN and MARIANA MAYER-PINTO look at how you can help reduce light pollution impacts on wildlife...
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- MEAGAN CLARK
MEAGAN CLARK, of Religion Unplugged, looks at the history of the Washington, DC, church which hit the headlines this week...
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- ALVIN JOHNSON
ALVIN JOHNSON looks at Biblical mentions of barley, known as seorah...
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- ELISABETH CARTER
Even as coronavirus lockdown and social distancing measures are easing, using technology to connect with others - whether for personal, religious or work-related reasons - remains a way of life for many for the forseeable future. ELISABETH CARTER looks at some ways to combat 'Zoom fatigue'...
