The mega-viral "carnivore diet is driving all kinds of offal-forward trends — and profits — among livestock farmers. From hannahmacready: ambrook.com/research/lives…

My latest for AmbrookResearch: Learning to Speak Plant. Unraveling the technology rising to translate plant communication, and the researchers who trailblazed our current understanding of it. ambrook.com/research/techn…

This is one of the most fascinating things I've read in a long time, about how new technology helps researchers listen to the language of plants. (Whom Indigenous cultures, animists, and panpsychists have always known are talking) ambrook.com/research/techn…

We've known for decades that plants communicate with each other, alerting each other to dangers. Now, AI is helping us decode their language. New from hannahmacready: ambrook.com/research/techn…

New: “Adapt or Die” for AmbrookResearch examines the rise of #droughtresistant crops, both natural and genetically engineered, in American farms. ambrook.com/research/crops…

In the face of repeated, record-breaking dry seasons, farmers are exploring more drought-resistant crops, while researchers scramble to edit their genes. New from hannahmacready: ambrook.com/research/crops…

My plant language piece is in Fast Company today, “This new wave of startups is using AI to decode the secret language of plants” fastcompany.com/90983510/this-…

Farmers are tentatively embracing AI, though concerns about accuracy, utility, and environmental damage abound. From hannahmacready: ambrook.com/research/techn…

“Around planting time you have a very small window to get stuff in the ground … you’re fighting rain and mud, you need your seeds on time.” New legislation would force America's truckers to slow down — farm groups aren't having it. From hannahmacready: ambrook.com/research/legis…

Janet Manley Literary Hub "Is Every Farmer an Influencer Now?", hannahmacready for AmbrookResearch ambrook.com/research/techn…

Chicken Feathers Could Fuel the Future. My latest for AmbrookResearch. ambrook.com/research/susta…

Swiss researchers have figured out a way to turn billions of pounds of chicken feather waste into electricity. Here's why we may never see it in the United States. New from hannahmacready: ambrook.com/research/susta…

Do you know about "phages," which are tiny predator viruses that can be released in the body to find and destroy say, E.coli or listeria? They're a cheap and effective antibiotic replacement, but the U.S. isn't into them. hannahmacready looks into why: ambrook.com/research/lives…

Hi, periodic reminder that AmbrookResearch is always on the lookout for smart pitches, and our rates start at 0.50/word. [email protected] Poke around the website a bit to see what we're up to! ambrook.com/research

Ever heard of phages? These tiny viruses are the most abundant organism on Earth, and may hold the solution to the recent rise in #antimicrobialresistance. Read my latest for AmbrookResearch: ambrook.com/research/lives…

Back in The Globe and Mail today, exploring how Canadian cities are innovating out of traffic gridlock with #AI. Check it out: theglobeandmail.com/amp/featured-r…

My latest for AmbrookResearch explores how rising rates of pesticides found in beeswax are contributing to honeybee losses across the U.S. ambrook.com/research/susta…

The American beef industry is increasingly propped up by the consumption habits of middle-aged men. hannahmacready dives into what this portends for the future: ambrook.com/research/studi…

Brought to tears by this incredibly important piece from Omar Mouallem and Maclean’s Magazine today. It’s so sad to see harm reduction become a political tool rather than what it truly is: a life saving measure. macleans.ca/society/the-wa…