Reports and Studies
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Former Bangladesh gov’t behind possible ‘crimes against humanity’, says UN
Former Bangladesh Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina’s government was behind possible “crimes against humanity” as it strived to hold on to power last…
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Atomic grains of sand: How the history of humans is written into the fabric of the Earth
Moments in human history are etched into the Earth. Now researchers are piecing together evidence of our impact on the…
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Port and energy firm team up on wind farm plans
Portland Port and a renewable energy firm have agreed to work together on plans to build a wind farm off…
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Work begins on £6m leisure centre improvements
Work is beginning on £6m of heating improvements at two leisure centres. The White Horse Leisure Centre in Abingdon, Oxfordshire,…
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‘Fire risk’ fears over battery energy storage park
A proposed battery energy storage system (BESS) on farmland would have a “very high risk” of catching fire, campaigners have…
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Is Ozempic causing blindness? Alarming side effects revealed
The popular weight loss drug, Ozempic is causing panic among its users after experts revealed an alarming side effect. Experts…
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NASA-SpaceX capsule switch poised to bring Starliner astronauts home days sooner
NASA on Tuesday swapped out the astronaut capsule it plans to use for an upcoming routine flight to the International Space…
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Starbucks sued by US state of Missouri for using DEI policies
The US state of Missouri has sued Starbucks, accusing the coffee chain of using a commitment to diversity, equity and…
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How beer sludge is being turned into vegan milk and leather
Scientists and industry are finding unusual new uses for brewers’ spent grain – the beer industry’s largest waste product. Ponder…
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‘We left pieces of our life behind’: Indigenous group flees drowning island
“If the island sinks, I will sink with it,” Delfino Davies says, his smile not fading for a second. There…
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