Laura Goodall
Laura Goodall's bio
Laura Goodall is a British science journalist with a background in Science Communication, Human Genetics and Native American Studies.
Laura was first critically appraised as a writer in 2007, winning the runner-up prize at the Daily Telegraphs Science Writer Awards. She has since written for a wide range of audiences and publications, currently including Defra (the UK Government's Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs), the British Science Association and London's Science Museum.
When not writing, she's at her happiest backpacking across unfamiliar terrains, snapping photos, scuba diving or, if she can't physically escape the UK, delving into a gripping book!
Beer bottles could help clean up lead pollution - Updated
Posted Mon, 03 Oct 2011 12:55:00 GMT by Laura GoodallNaked chicks are a puzzle for penguin scientists
Posted Mon, 11 Apr 2011 08:07:00 GMT by Laura GoodallBats show gender differences are important in conservation
Posted Sun, 27 Mar 2011 19:38:01 GMT by Laura GoodallExtreme weather motivates greener behaviour
Posted Mon, 21 Mar 2011 09:21:00 GMT by Laura GoodallBiggest carbon footprint for Brazilian beef
Posted Sun, 06 Mar 2011 10:41:00 GMT by Laura GoodallWarming world could send plants downhill, not up
Posted Fri, 25 Feb 2011 12:21:01 GMT by Laura GoodallElectric technology zaps away water pollution
Posted Fri, 11 Feb 2011 10:48:01 GMT by Laura GoodallSponsors
Recent News
We have enough pollutants already, but 4 newly-discovered ozone-destroyers could be the most dangerous yet, if we cant find where they come from.
It's hard to compare the lives of those people we call women in different parts of the world. Liberation has been achieved and yet, in some nations, it certainly hasn't. What to do? Well, let's make our opinions felt and heard and lets do it today!
After the World Ocean Summit, the long term future is not assured. We can hope that the more positive nations move on aggressively, to combat those people and industries who would violently continue their unthinking habits. Some fishing and eating habits became obsolete when so many species, great and small, started to disappear
Recent Blog Posts
Are you interested in ''how cities can contribute to the advancement of sustainable development and address issues including water, energy and waste?'' Think you could write 500-600 words on the topic?
Masdar is launching its annual global sustainability debate at ADSW again. The blogging contest will appeal to a very wide range of people, focussing on cities and sustainable development.
The deodorant story progresses with a natural solution that has no aluminium or other ''contaminant'' to cause you any allergies or discomfort. Rubbing this in your skin could solve any BO problems!
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