An article (Science project reveals high lead levels in schools’ water, 5 September, page 21) should have given the lead quantities in micrograms, not milligrams, which is the unit usually represented by the “mg” abbreviation used.
Due to an editing error, a piece about wind power said that turbine blades were made of steel (Gone with the wind: why UK firms could miss out on the offshore boom, 5 September, page 50). While much of the rest of the structure is steel, the turbine blades are typically fibreglass reinforced with carbon fibre.
An arts review described the Kistefos Museum as “Oslo’s answer to Tate Modern”; it is in fact in Jevnaker, about an hour’s drive north of the Norwegian capital (Cups and sorcery, 5 September, New Review, page 28).
Other recently amended articles include:
NHS gender identity clinic whistleblower wins damages
Coroners warned of mental health care failings in dozens of inquests
A lust for life … my years backstage with the giants of punk
Tearful Naomi Osaka questions future after US Open loss to Leylah Fernandez
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