Tom Bawden is a Science and Environment Correspondent at The i Paper. He covers a wide range of topics including climate change, energy sustainability, and renewable energy, with a focus on the intersection of science and the environment. His work has been featured in The Scotsman, Environmental Post Ledger, MSN, The i Paper, and New Scientist.
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Tom Bawden's reporting primarily revolves around scientific topics, particularly those related to public health and the environment in the United Kingdom. His articles heavily rely on cited data, indicating a preference for evidence-backed information.
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By: Tom Bawden
A heat pump model will cost more to buy but the long-term savings are worth it
Even slipping a grade can make a huge difference to getting onto a course or into a job
Phages, viruses that infect bacteria, could be genetically manipulated to destroy cancerous cells using the immunity we have acquired from vaccines
Phages, viruses that infect bacteria, could be genetically manipulated to destroy cancerous cells using the immunity we have acquired from vaccines
By: Tom Bawden
You can even sell back excess energy you don't use
Bin your glass bottles, keep your grass short and ditch the disposable barbecue
By: Tom Bawden
There are a handful of items swap to if you want to try and keep a lid on your shopping bill
By: Tom Bawden
Tom Bawden: The Danish have led the way, using a third less water than we do. Let's learn from them
By: Tom Bawden
Tom Bawden: I fear the Government is about to cave to lobbying from the motor industry
Tom Bawden: Hopefully the Government will see sense, but I'm not holding my breath
