Early UK berry ripening signals climate stress
UK berries are ripening weeks earlier than usual, a clear sign of nature under stress due to climate change, say scientists. Discover the implications for ecosystems and agriculture.
UK berries are ripening weeks earlier than usual, a clear sign of nature under stress due to climate change, say scientists. Discover the implications for ecosystems and agriculture.
New research from the University of Exeter and the University of Central Lancashire highlights the remarkable health benefits of eating berries daily, including improved brain function and heart health.