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Federico Acosta Rainis“It doesn’t cost money, but it does cost time” —How to improve UK recycling ratesAn interview with Dr Kathryn Wheeler to understand how difficult it is to get it rightJun 2, 2022Jun 2, 2022
Federico Acosta RainisThe Tyseley incinerator: Birmingham’s never-ending carbon machineFind out all about the city’s biggest CO2 emitterJun 2, 2022Jun 2, 2022
Federico Acosta RainisNHS patient waiting lists: a 6.3M and growing problemffgdfgdfdgMay 18, 2022May 18, 2022
Federico Acosta RainisCineworld revenues plummeted by three quarters in 2020Revenues at cinema company Cineworld fell by more than three quarters during 2020, according to its latest accounts report. It is the…Feb 18, 2022Feb 18, 2022
Federico Acosta RainisThis is what living on a boat is all about: 5 answers from the — VERY — experienced Jameisons(Spoiler: It’s an awesome life but it’s not for everyone).Dec 16, 2021Dec 16, 2021
Federico Acosta RainisinNarrative — from linear media to interactive media5 reasons why mate is all the rage in ArgentinaThe best-kept secrets of the drink that every Argentinian loves — even Pope FrancisOct 14, 2021Oct 14, 2021
Federico Acosta RainisinNarrative — from linear media to interactive mediaHard data alone is just that: dataThe analysis of a journalism work on climate change data shows that the numbers alone are not enough to engage readers with a storyOct 12, 2021Oct 12, 2021
Federico Acosta RainisinNarrative — from linear media to interactive mediaA narrative analysis of a data journalism article: From local to global, from villagers to statesThe case of Frontier magazine and its investigation into the powerful Chinese economic influence on MyanmarOct 2, 20211Oct 2, 20211
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