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The ‘Great Dying’ Wiped Out 90% of Life, Then Came 5 Million Years of Lethal Heat. New Fossils Explain Why
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The ‘Great Dying’ Wiped Out 90% of Life, Then Came 5 Million Years of Lethal Heat. New Fossils Explain Why

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Around 252 million years ago, life on Earth suffered its most catastrophic blow to date: a mass extinction event known as the “Great Dying” that wiped out around 90% of life. See the Story
Labour considers stricter regulations on alcohol ads
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Labour considers stricter regulations on alcohol ads

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Vaccination Against Rabies #OnThisDay
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Vaccination Against Rabies #OnThisDay

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On 6 July 1885, a young boy,  Joseph Meister from Alsace, France, was vaccinated against rabies having been bitten 14 times by a rabid dog. Joseph’s mother travelled to Paris to see Louis Pasteur and begged him to help after her son was bitten by the rabid dog. Pasteur had been working on a vaccine […]See the Story

Concern Grows as “the Last Lifelines for Survival Are Being Cut off.” #GazaGenocide

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Campaigners in Orkney will meet in Vigil for Gaza on Saturday 5 July between 1 and 2pm on the Kirk Green, Broad Street, Kirkwall, as they have done since October 2023. This week Channel 4 aired the documentary, Gaza: Doctors Under Attack, after the BBC , who had helped to fund the film, refused to […]Hamas · GazaSee the Story

Book Review: “Orbital Cloud” by Taiyo Fujii

Review by Duncan Lunan “Orbital Cloud”, Taiyo Fujii, trans. Timothy Silver, £10.99, trade paperback, Haikasoru, 820 pp., 2017. First published in different form, Interzone # 271, July-August 2017. Reader Mark Pezzati suggests, in a welcome comment on ‘Space Notes, July 2025′, 29th June 2025, that having pointed out the astronomical problems generated by the huge […]Astronauts · OrkneySee the Story

The Falkland Islands – A Traveller’s Tale #Orkney2025

By Eamonn Keyes When I discovered we were going to be featuring some articles about the Falkland Islands for our readers prior to the Island Games, I initially wondered how similar life there was to life here on Orkney. Since we can’t exactly nip down the 8,000 miles or so, I wondered how I would […]Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) · Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas)Read Article

Take a Walk Along Orkney’s Wartime Trails

A series of leaflets describing self-guided walks around some of Orkney’s incredible wartime remaining historic infrastructure are now available to pick up from local museums or free to download. Since 2021, Dr Gavin Lindsay and Ian Collins FSAScot have been developing self-guided wartime trail leaflets to introduce the non-specialist to representative examples of the rich […]Infrastructure · OrkneyRead Article

The Newark Project, Deerness

Throughout July and August on Sundays and Wednesdays an exhibition at St Ninian’s Kirk, Deerness, explores the findings of The Newark Project. The Newark Project ran from 2019 – 2022 and was a three-year archaeological, historical and social history project. ” The name ‘Newark’ (New Work) comes from the 16th century manor house which once stood […]Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandRead Article

What should be included in Scotland’s Climate Change Plan? Share your views.

Cover image credit Bell. Members of the public, experts and stakeholders are being asked just that, as the Scottish Parliament launches a call for views to support its forthcoming scrutiny of the Plan. The draft CCP, which is expected to be published later this year, will set out how the Scottish Government intends to meet […]Scotland, United Kingdom · ScotlandRead Article

Exporting Orkney’s Renewable Energy : an Update

The Mainland Orkney section of Pathway 2030, which will see a massive upgrade to the energy infrastructure in Orkney and the North of Scotland by SSEN, is moving on apace at the Orkney end of things. A public meeting was held in the Robert Rendall Building, Stromness, on Monday 30 June, to update the community […]Renewable Energy · ScotlandSee the Story

The Sails of St Magnus #Orkney2025

St Magnus Cathedral is currently displaying the Sails of St Magnus, as part of the Orkney Island Games 2025 Sound Installation, which will run from 7 – 20 July. ‘Sails in St Magnus’ is a collaborative work made in 1993 for the St Magnus Festival by four painters and a poet. The installation comprises fourteen […]Orkney · OrkneyRead Article

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