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Take a look inside the world's largest legal cannabis farm
Canada is on the verge of legalising marijuana for recreational use. The BBC visited a huge cannabis farm in British Columbia, which the operators say is the world's largest.
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How does plastic move around the oceans?
BBC Science Editor David Shukman explains what happens to plastic once it gets into the sea.
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Heathrow Airport: Cabinet set for new runway decision
If approved, plans for a third runway are likely to be debated and voted upon in the coming weeks.
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50 nations 'curbing plastic pollution'
Levies and bans have been among the most effective strategies to curb plastic waste, a UN report says.
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What do slugs hate? Home remedies put to the test
Traditional remedies used by gardeners to deter slugs and snails are to be tested scientifically for the first time.
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Why do we love to dance with each other?
Dancing makes us feel good...but dancing together is even better
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Guatemala Fuego: Search after deadly volcano eruption
At least 62 people are known to have died when the Fuego volcano erupted on Sunday.
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Carbon 'bubble' could cost global economy trillions
Technology and energy efficiency could see a rapid fall in demand for fossil fuels even without new climate policies.
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Guatemala volcano: Dozens die as Fuego volcano erupts
Deadly torrents of hot gas and volcanic debris engulf villages on the slopes of Fuego volcano.
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Does Jurassic Park make scientific sense?
How were the dinosaurs of Jurassic Park created, and what have we learned about them since?
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How to inspect a nuclear energy site
BBC News went to the IAEA’s labs at Seibersdorf near Vienna to find out how they inspect the world's nuclear sites.
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Margaret Atwood: 'If the ocean dies, so do we'
Speaking at a climate change conference in London, author Margaret Atwood supported a ban on single use plastic.
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Seal injured by plastic and rope off Norfolk coast
The RSPCA says the grey seal nearly died after being found with rope and plastic around its neck.
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Trump election shortens US Thanksgiving family dinners
Family Thanksgiving visits in 2016 were much shorter due to increased political divisions say researchers.
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Planting a forest
Uzbekistan has an ambitious plan to stop widespread health problems that developed when the Aral Sea disappeared.
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Methane ice dunes found on Pluto by Nasa spacecraft
Scientists say they have found evidence of dunes of frozen methane on Pluto.
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Plastic fragment found stuck in dead harp seal's stomach
The fragment found inside the harp seal found on Skye may have caused a range of health problems, scientists say.
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Two different forms of water isolated for first time
Scientists have isolated the two different forms of water molecule for the first time.
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Japanese whale hunters kill 122 pregnant minke
The team caught 333 minkes, many of which were pregnant females, in its Antarctic "field survey".
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Pompeii victim crushed by boulder while fleeing eruption
Archaeologists find a man who, fleeing the initial Vesuvius eruption, was hit by a giant boulder.
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