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'World's oldest fungus' raises evolution questions
Fossils found in rock from beneath the sea may be the oldest known fungi by one to two billion years.
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Can plastic roads help save the planet?
A start-up company is persuading local councils in the UK to turn local plastic waste into roads.
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Brexit university ‘brain drain’ warning
Academic staff from EU countries should be urgently guaranteed a right to stay, say MPs.
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Machine learning
Many people are unsure about what machine learning is, but the chances are they are using it every day.
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Plastic-eating caterpillar could munch waste, scientists say
A caterpillar that munches on plastic bags could hold the key to tackling plastic waste, say scientists.
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Trump calls record-breaking astronaut Peggy Whitson
'Better you than me,' jokes US president as astronaut Peggy Whitson reveals drinking recycled urine.
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Munch inspired by 'screaming clouds'
A new theory may explain the background to one of the most famous works of art ever produced.
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Government seeks clear air plan delay
The UK government may face legal action after seeking to delay publishing its plan to tackle air pollution until after the general election.
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Ex-child soldier wins environment prize
An ex-child soldier who has spent years risking his life to fight illegal mining and wildlife poaching in the Democratic Republic of Congo has been given a prestigious award that honours 'environmental defenders' around the world.
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Road verges 'last refuge' for plants - conservation charity
Roadsides are often littered with rubbish and weeds but they are havens for rare flowers.
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Aurora photographers find new night sky lights and call them Steve
Steve is a "remarkably common" gas ribbon in the upper atmosphere.
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Kuki Gallmann shot and wounded at Kenya conservation park
Kuki Gallmann, author of I Dreamed of Africa, is flown to hospital after an ambush, media say.
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Government has failed to act on air pollution, says Labour
Labour says it would introduce legislation to tackle the "public health emergency" if in power.
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March for Science: Rallies worldwide to protest against political interference
Thousands of scientists demonstrate in cities around the world against an "assault on facts".
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The village that made itself hedgehog friendly
Hedgehogs, nursed back to health in an animal sanctuary, are released in the village of Burton Fleming, East Yorkshire.
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Cassini probe sets up Saturn 'grand finale'
The Cassini satellite is about to put itself on a path that will take it to destruction in September.
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Amur leopards will be off-show to visitors at Scottish park
The Amur leopards are to be kept off-show in the hope they raise cubs that can be released into the wild.
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Circular runways
The engineer who proposed circular runways answers critics in defence of his radical design for airports.
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Birth of last baby orca in captivity filmed at SeaWorld
Killer whale Takara was already pregnant when the end of the breeding programme was announced.
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What's made Canada's Slims River disappear?
What's made this river in Canada disappear? Geoscientist Daniel Shugar explains.
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