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Ten brutalist Welsh buildings with sculptural qualities

A concrete crematorium and a geometric bell tower feature in this roundup of 10 brutalist buildings photographed by Simon Phipps the Brutal Wales book.

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Eating Like Salmon Is Better Than Eating Actual Salmon

A new peer-reviewed study published in 'Nature Food' journal found that eating what salmon typically consume small wild fish such as mackerel, anchovies, and herring is more nutritionally beneficial to humans.

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Eating Like a Salmon Is Better Than Eating Actual Salmon, Study Finds

Eating lower on the food chain may mean massive nutritional gains for humans.

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KSCJ Organises Workshop On Vermicompost - Eastern Mirror

KSCJ Organises Workshop On Vermicompost - Eastern Mirror
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Advocating for Wild Fish in Public Diets

New study now encourages public consumption of nutrient-rich wild fish to promote health.

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