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Market stalls are giving households an early warning system for food prices long before official inflation figures arrive.
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Rather than banishing the phone from the desk altogether, many workers are finding that batching notifications into set times protects.
Along rocky coasts where sea urchins have grazed kelp forests down to bare rock, divers are returning with mesh bags of young kelp grown in.
Soil scientists studying farmland covered by volcanic ash years ago have found that weathered ash can transform poor ground into unusually fertile.
Along rocky coasts where sea urchins have grazed kelp forests down to bare rock, divers are returning with mesh bags of young kelp grown in.
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