Nicola Cutcher
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Nicola Cutcher
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· Aug 27
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![Just eat less meat’
Singh-Watson may believe he has softened. But for many years he has been an iconoclastic voice among farmers. Take meat: most British farmers reject calls to eat less red meat to reduce damage to the environment and people’s health. Singh-Watson says eat good meat but less often: just 5% of what Riverford sells is meat. He had shared an organic chicken with eight people the previous evening: “I probably won’t buy another one for a month.”
“I spent a lot of time looking at the evidence on [the impact of meat] and it was overwhelming,” he says. “Ten billion people can’t live sustainably on this planet if we are eating anything like the level of meat consumed in a western diet. The only answer is we just eat less meat, dairy and eggs.”](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:rc66vw4ruqwyhohdi6y75gdw/bafkreiailejl5nvrrr6u3oab5ggyhlblkgobygxfcqeqbjkgwxckdoi77u@jpeg)
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The Guardian
@theguardian.com
· Aug 3
I saw many atrocities as a senior aid official in Gaza. Now Israeli authorities are trying to silence us
Devastated hospitals, mass graves, bodies eaten by dogs in the street. After speaking out, I discovered my visa will not be renewed, says Jonathan Whittall of UN OCHA
www.theguardian.com
Nicola Cutcher
@nicolacutcher.bsky.social
· Jul 31
‘The Term “Morning Sickness” Trivialises The True Hell Of Pregnancy Sickness’
The founder of the ‘Not Morning Sickness’ campaign explains why the term makes it sound like a minor inconvenience, when for some women it can be anything but
graziadaily.co.uk
Nicola Cutcher
@nicolacutcher.bsky.social
· Jul 31
Don’t call it morning sickness: ‘At times in my pregnancy I wondered if this was death coming for me’
The long read: The Victorians called it ‘pernicious vomiting of pregnancy’, but modern medicine has offered no end to the torture of hyperemesis gravidarum – until now
www.theguardian.com
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Nicola Cutcher
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· Jul 13
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· Jun 28