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'Oldest known drawing' found on tiny rock in South Africa
Etched with an "ochre crayon", the 73,000 year old drawing looks a little like a modern-day hashtag.
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Smarty pants: Robot trousers could keep the elderly mobile
Artificial muscles could assist mobility as people age.
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'Nature-based' greenhouse gas removal to limit UK climate change
Millions of acres of trees and energy crops will be needed to help the UK become carbon neutral by 2050, say scientists
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The secret life of fungi: Ten fascinating facts
The first major assessment of the state of the fungi kingdom says they are vital for life on Earth.
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How to eat well - and save the planet
Shifting to a healthier diet can reduce a person's water footprint by as much as 55%, according to a study.
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Endangered water voles return to Somerset river after 30 years
The National Trust conservation project aims to boost wildlife on the Holnicote Estate in Exmoor.
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California governor signs law for clean energy by 2045
Governor Jerry Brown signs legislation committing California to carbon-free electricity by 2045.
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'They dammed everything'
Hundreds of hydropower projects threaten to harm Bosnia's rivers, protesters say.
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'Climate change moving faster than we are,' says UN Secretary General
Antonio Guterres calls for leadership to break the paralysis on the "defining issue" of our time.
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'Internet of animals' spreads its wings
A satellite system that for 30 years has tracked animals will expand to track all manner of objects.
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Facebook animal trade exposed in Thailand
A wildlife trafficking watchdog says it has found hundreds of examples of animal trading.
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New El Niño weather event likely this winter says WMO
The World Meteorological Organisation says there's a 70% chance of a weak El Niño event by the end of this year.
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Could Nasa's James Webb Space Telescope detect alien life?
It's come close to cancellation several times, but could the successor to the Hubble telescope make the greatest ever discovery?
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Giant barrier to clear Pacific plastic
The ambitious project aims to tackle a collection of waste known as the Great Garbage Patch.
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Whale stranding death toll rises to 58 in Scotland and Ireland
Investigations are under way to determine why large numbers of whales are dying off Scotland and Ireland.
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Japan says it's time to allow sustainable whaling
Japan is trying to convince the world the time has come to make commercial whaling legal again.
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Large-scale wind and solar power 'could green the Sahara'
Huge installations of wind turbines and solar panels would boost rainfall and vegetation in desert areas.
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Aeolus: Space laser starts chasing the wind
The British-built Aeolus satellite begins firing its laser down on Earth to map the planet's winds.
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'Twitter mining' for ants, spiders and birds
Scientists show how searching social media messages can reveal useful data on animal behaviour.
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Scholarship to counter 'unconscious bias' in physics
One of the UK's leading female scientists donates her £2.3m science prize to help more women, ethnic minority and refugee students to become physics researchers.
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