Reports and Studies
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Saving China’s finless porpoise from the brink of extinction
Chinese scientists are in a battle to save one of the last large animal species living in the Yangtze River…
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India’s biofuel drive is saving billions but also sparking worries
India’s drive to blend more biofuels with petrol has helped the country cut millions of tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions…
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Scientists make ‘superfood’ that could save honeybees
Scientists have developed a honeybee “superfood” that could protect the animals against the threats of climate change and habitat loss.…
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Birth Machine? Robot designed to carry and give birth sparks ethical debate
Scientists unveiled the world’s first robot that can carry life and process as a woman’s womb in terms of pregnancy…
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Rice, two curries and dal: The Indian cafes where you can pay in rubbish
Garbage cafes are springing up across India. The BBC visits the city of Ambikapur to find out how much impact…
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Why scientists hope seabed mud could reveal Antarctic Ocean secrets
Why would anyone brave hand-numbing cold, icy winds and rough seas – sometimes working through the night – to dig…
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Dangerous seas forecast for US East Coast as Hurricane Erin grows
Beach-goers from Florida to New England have been warned to beware of rip currents as Hurricane Erin churns off the…
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Mexican boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr deported from US: Authorities
Former champion boxer Julio Cesar Chavez Jr has been detained in Mexico after being deported by the United States to…
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Gaza is no anomaly: Hunger and hoarding are the West’s oldest weapons
Donald Earl Collins For all the West’s lofty claims about spreading freedom, prosperity and progress, the world remains scarred by…
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Israel attacks displacement shelters to force Palestinians to southern Gaza
The indiscriminate bombardment of civilian homes and displacement shelters is part of a broad pattern of Israeli war tactics that…
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