Reports and Studies
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From bad omen to national treasure: The rare bone-swallower stork saved by a female army
Once known as a bird of ill omen, India’s endangered hargila has gained an army of protectors. Now it’s beginning…
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Polar bears on Norwegian islands fatter and healthier despite ice loss, scientists say
Scientists expected the opposite, but polar bears in the Norwegian Arctic archipelago of Svalbard have become fatter and healthier since…
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Firefighters battle ’emergency level’ blazes in Australia heatwave
Firefighters in the Australian state of Victoria are battling at least six major fires as a record-breaking heatwave hits the…
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What really causes migraines?
Our understanding of migraine disorder is finally starting to shift, overturning ideas of what’s a symptom and what’s a trigger,…
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UK to join major wind farm project with nine European countries
The UK is set to back a vast new fleet of offshore wind projects in the North Sea alongside nine…
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What animals can teach us about overcoming tyranny
Some animal societies are ruled by despots with an iron fist, while others seem naturally egalitarian – and they all…
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Nature loss is a national security risk, intelligence group warns
The decline in the health of nature around the world poses a threat to the UK’s security and prosperity, an…
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Parts of US may see up to 12 inches of snow with ‘life-threatening cold air’
A powerful blast of cold air from the Arctic is expected to sweep through much of the United States over…
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Goodbye gator, see you later: San Francisco mourns its beloved albino alligator
Claude wasn’t much of a talker, he barely moved, and never wore a costume to entice his audience – but…
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Alzheimer’s finger-prick test could help diagnosis
An international trial is examining whether a finger-prick blood test could be used to help diagnose Alzheimer’s disease. The study,…
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