Nada Farhoud is the Environment Editor & Columnist at the Daily Mirror. She specializes in topics related to climate change and the environment, with a keen focus on animal rights, animal rescue, and rehabilitation. Nada's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Journal, LancsLive, and The Mirror, among others.
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Nada Farhoud's coverage has a strong focus on climate change, animal rights, environmental activism, and wildlife conservation. She often incorporates government announcements and legal policy regulation into her reporting.
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By: Nada Farhoud
Experts continue to be baffled by the explosion in bowel cancer among otherwise healthy, fit young people.
By: Nada Farhoud
Most people think this is an ancient forest dating back to the Ice Age. The truth is far more astonishing…
By: Nada Farhoud
Nada Farhoud Just two months ago I walked through the RSPB's flagship Minsmere reserve to find the reedbeds echoing with birdsong.
By: Nada Farhoud
Hundreds of acres have been destroyed after wildfires tore through Suffolk and engulfed parts of Minsmere reserve, home to important birds and reptile species
By: Nada Farhoud
This mysterious 8000km 'wall' stretches across Africa – but it isn't what most people think…
They promise to bring back your crowning glory, banish thinning locks and keep grey hairs at bay - and all for less than a tenner. Shampoo and conditioner have gone scientific.
By: Nada Farhoud
Nada Farhoud Summer normally brings a sea of purple heather stretching across the New Forest National Park, providing vital nectar for bees and butterflies and shelter for some of Britain's most threatened wildlife.
By: Nada Farhoud
The New Forest wildfire, which forced drivers on the A31 to abandon their vehicles and run for their lives, is now burning through a massive patch of significantly biodiverse land
By: Nada Farhoud
Shampoo and conditioner have gone scientific. The everyday products now promise to bring back your crowning glory, banish thinning locks and even keep grey hairs at bay - all for less than a tenner.
By: Nada Farhoud
Puff adders inflate their bodies and unleashes a loud warning hiss and can strike with astonishing speed
