Reports and Studies
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Who was the murderer whose skin binds a book?
The cover of a book held at a Suffolk museum was recently found to be made from the skin of…
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Canada’s top candidates talk up fossil fuels as climate slips down agenda
As the threat posed by US President Donald Trump tops Canada’s federal election agenda, the issue of the country’s contribution…
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Could an almighty eruption destroy a dreamy Greek island?
Perched on top of Santorini’s sheer cliffs is a world-famous tourist industry worth millions. Underneath is the fizzing risk of…
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Oak felling: ‘A crime against 500-year-old being’
There was anger and sadness among people who turned out over the Easter Bank Holiday weekend to protest at the…
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Jailed for fishing: India-Pakistan tensions trap families in debt, poverty
Boxes of sweets are being passed around as cheers and joy surround Rajeshwari Rama’s brick house, insulated with tin sheets,…
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Could AI text alerts help save snow leopards from extinction?
Snow leopards cannot growl. So when we step towards one of these fierce predators, she’s purring. “Lovely,” as she’s called,…
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Solar farm bid approved for green belt land
A solar farm has been approved for green belt land near a village in Derbyshire, despite concerns about the loss…
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Five dead as huge waves hit Australia coast
Five people have drowned after huge waves hit parts of Australia at the start of the Easter weekend. Two others…
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How alligators are breathing life into Florida’s Everglades
The Everglades’ eclectic alligators are surprisingly diverse builders, bodyguards, commuters, and health-bringing engineers. From the edge of the Miccosukee Indian…
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How climate change could affect arsenic in rice
Rice is a staple food for billions of people around the planet, but a new study suggests climate change may…
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