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Flying foxes are facing extinction on islands across the world

ClaudeBalcaen/FLPAByBrianOwensFlyingfoxesareindeeptrouble.Almosthalfthespeciesofthistypeoffruitbatarenowthreatenedwithextinction.Thebatsfaceavarietyofthreats

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7 foods you should avoid to help feed the world

StuartLeckenby/EyeEm/GettyByMartaZaraskaInthenextthreedecadesthehumanpopulationissettorisebysome2.5billion.Itwilltakeallouringenuitytofeedeveryone.Luckily

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Quarter of California’s snowpack loss is from human-made warming

DavidMcNew/GettyImagesByChelseaWhyteIn2015

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Exposed: Soviet cover-up of nuclear fallout worse than Chernobyl

AlainNogues/GettyByFredPearceItwasanucleardisasterfourtimesworsethanChernobylintermsofthenumberofcasesofacuteradiationsickness

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Badger filmed burying a whole cow by itself in Utah mountains

CourtesyofEvanBuechleyBySamWongWanttoeatsteakforamonth?Oneenterprisingbadgerdid

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Tiny fish’s venom makes predators zone out and release them

Casewelletal.ByAndyCoghlanIfyouswallowthistropicalblenny

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Trump signs executive order to reverse Obama’s climate policies

DesignPicsInc/REX/ShutterstockByMichaelLePageInabrazenchallengetointernationaleffortstolimitglobalwarming

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The beautiful bird corpses left by illegal Maltese sharpshooters

KeiranDodds/PanosByDanielCossinsIFITflies

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Western demand for goods from China is killing 100,000 a year

KevinFrayer/GettyImagesByChelseaWhyteChinese-madegoodsboughtinwesternEuropeandtheUShave

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Mice lived with us 15,000 years ago even before farming took off

Imagebroker/FLPABySamWongThecloserelationshipbetween miceandhumansseemstohavebegunwiththeearliestsettledpeoplearound15

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NASA orbiter shows Mars lost 90 per cent of its CO2 to space

NASA/GoddardSpaceFlightCenterByLisaGrossmanItvanishedintothinair.Around90percentoftheRedPlanet’satmospherewasprobablylosttospaceoverjustafewhundredmillionyears

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US bill restricts use of science in environmental policymaking

JustinSullivan/GettyImagesByBrianOwensTheUSEnvironmentalProtectionAgency(EPA)isfacingafutureinwhichitshandswillbetiedonmakingmanypoliciesifanewbillbecomeslaw.LastweektheUSHouseofRepresentativespasseda

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CO2 set to hit levels not seen in 50 million years by 2050

ZhangPeng/GettyByMichaelLePageWearepumpingcarbondioxideintotheatmospheresofastthatitcouldsoartoitshighestlevelforatleast50millionyearsbythemiddleofthiscentury.Andthat’sevenworsenewsthanitsounds

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Cleaner fish that keep farmed salmon healthy at risk of wipe-out

agefotostock/AlamyStockPhotoByAndyCoghlanWhat’sgoodforfarmedsalmonmaynotbefornaturalecosystems.Smallfishcalledwrassepainlesslypecksealicefromtheskinoffarmedsalmon

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Warming drives Alaskan glacier to its lowest point in 900 years

EthanWelty/GettyByRichardKemenyAmajorglacierinAlaskahasretreatedtoitslowestpointin900yearsasaconsequenceofglobalwarming.Glaciersaroundtheworldareinretreat.ButtheColumbiaglacierisoneofthemostdramatican

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Geoengineering the sky is scary but we need to test it now

NASAFewscientistsworkingonwaystogeoengineertheatmospheretocoolEarththinkit’sanythingbutascaryidea.Unfortunately

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Prehistoric humans made jewellery out of exotic island animals

CourtesyofLukeMarsdenByAliceKleinStoneAgestylewasallaboutstrangeanimalnecklacesandbracelets.ThefirsthumanstocrosstheoceanfromAsiatoAustraliafashionedjewelleryfromthebones

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Female fish with bigger brains choose better mates

gerdtromm/GettyBySamWongIttakesbrainstochooseagoodpartner.Inoneofthefirstexperimentstolookatthecognitivedemandsofchoosingamate

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India's poacher hunter on how he busts wildlife criminals

PhotographedforNewScientistbyAtulLoke/PANOSEarlierthisyear

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Sawfish's fearsome snout evolved to be undetectable to prey

agefotostock/AlamyStockPhotoByRichardSchiffmanSomethinglookedfishytoSamEvansashewatchedaTVshowaboutsawfish.Thesawfish’slong

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UK plans to bring 20 species back from brink of extinction

IainLeech/HeritageLotteryFund/PAWireByNewScientiststaffandPressAssociationEffortstosavesomeoftheUK’srarestspeciesfromextinctionarebeingbackedby£4.6millioninlotteryfunding.Little-knowninsectssuchastheb

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How to snatch carbon emissions victory from US climate U-turn

LukeSharrett/BloombergviaGettyThisweek

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Parrots find ‘laughter’ contagious and high-five in mid air

MarkTaylor/naturepl.comIfyourparrotisfeelingglum

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Can data save rhinos? How to attack wildlife crime at source

Xinhua/RachenSageamsak/eyevineTHREEdaysafterWorldWildlifeDay

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It just got harder to deny climate change drives extreme weather

GideonMendel/GettyInconvincingthepublicofthedangersofclimatechange

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Caribbean forests thrived in 'Little Ice Age'

ByJeffHechtSomeCaribbeanforestswereattheirdensestforthepast2000yearsduringthe‘LittleIceAge‘

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Cats learn by doing, not seeing

“IHEARandIforget;IseeandIremember;IdoandIunderstand.”SosaidConfucius

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Neutrino detector reveals deep ocean life

ByZeeyaMeraliItcouldbetheworld’smostelaboratemarinebiologyprobe–anditwascreatedbyparticlephysicists.Spanning10

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Unsustainable development 'puts humanity at risk'

ByCatherineBrahicHumansarecompletelylivingbeyondtheirecologicalmeans

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One third of primate species on the brink

Madagascar’ssilkysifakaisaprimecandidatetoclaimtheunenviabledistinctionofbecomingthefirstprimatetogoextinctintwocenturies.Thesifaka(pictured)isoneof25primatespeciesidentifiedbyanewreportasbeingmostatr

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Spitting orang-utans solve nutty problem

ByRoxanneKhamsiVideo:Watchanorang-utansolvethefloatingpeanutproblemOrang-utansarecleverenoughtousewaterasaproblem-solvingtool

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Ravenous jumbo squid take to California

ITISaferocious2-metre-longpredatorthathuntsinpacks

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Early springs show Siberia is warming fast

ByCatherineBrahicSiberiaisexperiencingearliersprings

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Don't exaggerate climate change link to conflict

ByCurtisAbrahamEARLIERthisyear

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High levels of biodiversity found in the deep ocean

(Image:WiebkeBrökeland/DZMB)(Image:BritishAntarcticSurvey)(Image:BritishAntarcticSurvey)(Image:

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In promiscuous primates, sperm feel need for speed

ByRoxanneKhamsiVideo:Whichprimatehasthefastestswimmingsperm?Whetherspermflyathighspeedorlazetheirwaytowardsaneggmightdependonhowmuchcompetitiontheyface

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Thousand of new volcanoes revealed beneath the waves

ByCatherineBrahicThetrueextenttowhichtheoceanbedisdottedwithvolcanoeshasbeenrevealedbyresearcherswhohavecounted201

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Polar bears deserting unstable ice to give birth

ByCatherineBrahic(Image:USFishandWildlifeService)MeltingseaiceisdrivingmotherpolarbearsontolandinnorthernAlaskatogivebirth

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Interview: An inconvenient voice

ByFredPearceBjørnLomborgbrandshimself“thescepticalenvironmentalist”

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Orang-utan communication is like charades

ByRowanHooperGinagesturedforthebanana.WhenEricaofferedherastickofceleryinstead

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Primates on the 'pill'

RomanCatholicdoctrinedoesn’thavemuchtosayaboutmonkeymorality

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Cats could be scaring birds out of our cities

AREcatsfrighteningbirdssomuchthattheydon’tbreed?AndyBeckermanandcolleaguesfromtheUniversityofSheffield

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Tiger numbers halved by new census

GRIMnewsfortigerslastweek

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Sun's activity rules out link to global warming

ByCatherineBrahic(Image:Lockwood/Fröhlich)Directsatellitemeasurementsofsolaractivityshowithasbeendecliningsincethemid-1980sandcannotaccountforrecentrisesinglobaltemperatures

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Education could help conserve creepy-crawlies

ByCatherineBrahicPhobiasofspiders

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Methane found to fuel rare glass sponge reefs

ByCatherineBrahic(Image:UniversityofVictoria)Reef-buildingglassspongeswereoncethoughttohavebeenextinctfor100millionyears.ButanewliveclusteroftheorganismshasbeendiscoveredoffthewestcoastoftheUS–onlyt

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China unveils climate action plan

ByCatherineBrahicChinaunveileditsfirstclimatechangeactionplanon3June

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Climate myths: Ice cores show CO2 rising as temperatures fell

ByMichaelLePageSeeallclimatemythsinourspecialfeature.HowshouldpastCO2levelscomparewithpasttemperatures?IfthereisnorelationbetweenCO2andtemperature

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Flying mammal is closest primate relative

OBSCUREsouth-eastAsianmammalstheymaybe

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Seeing red bears fruit for primates

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Flying foxes are facing extinction on islands across the world

7 foods you should avoid to help feed the world

Quarter of California’s snowpack loss is from human-made warming

Exposed: Soviet cover-up of nuclear fallout worse than Chernobyl

Badger filmed burying a whole cow by itself in Utah mountains

Tiny fish’s venom makes predators zone out and release them

Trump signs executive order to reverse Obama’s climate policies

The beautiful bird corpses left by illegal Maltese sharpshooters

Western demand for goods from China is killing 100,000 a year

Mice lived with us 15,000 years ago even before farming took off

NASA orbiter shows Mars lost 90 per cent of its CO2 to space

US bill restricts use of science in environmental policymaking

CO2 set to hit levels not seen in 50 million years by 2050

Cleaner fish that keep farmed salmon healthy at risk of wipe-out

Warming drives Alaskan glacier to its lowest point in 900 years

Geoengineering the sky is scary but we need to test it now

Prehistoric humans made jewellery out of exotic island animals

Female fish with bigger brains choose better mates

India's poacher hunter on how he busts wildlife criminals

Sawfish's fearsome snout evolved to be undetectable to prey

UK plans to bring 20 species back from brink of extinction

How to snatch carbon emissions victory from US climate U-turn

Parrots find ‘laughter’ contagious and high-five in mid air

Can data save rhinos? How to attack wildlife crime at source

It just got harder to deny climate change drives extreme weather

Caribbean forests thrived in 'Little Ice Age'

Cats learn by doing, not seeing

Neutrino detector reveals deep ocean life

Unsustainable development 'puts humanity at risk'

One third of primate species on the brink

Spitting orang-utans solve nutty problem

Ravenous jumbo squid take to California

Early springs show Siberia is warming fast

Don't exaggerate climate change link to conflict

High levels of biodiversity found in the deep ocean

In promiscuous primates, sperm feel need for speed

Thousand of new volcanoes revealed beneath the waves

Polar bears deserting unstable ice to give birth

Interview: An inconvenient voice

Orang-utan communication is like charades

Primates on the 'pill'

Cats could be scaring birds out of our cities

Tiger numbers halved by new census

Sun's activity rules out link to global warming

Education could help conserve creepy-crawlies

Methane found to fuel rare glass sponge reefs

China unveils climate action plan

Climate myths: Ice cores show CO2 rising as temperatures fell

Flying mammal is closest primate relative

Seeing red bears fruit for primates

Exposed: Soviet cover-up of nuclear fallout worse than Chernobyl

Western demand for goods from China is killing 100,000 a year

Mice lived with us 15,000 years ago even before farming took off

Can data save rhinos? How to attack wildlife crime at source

Cats learn by doing, not seeing

In promiscuous primates, sperm feel need for speed

Interview: An inconvenient voice

Climate myths: Ice cores show CO2 rising as temperatures fell