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Sections of a timber wind turbine tower under construction

Environment

Should we build wind turbines from wood?

Most wind turbines are made from a mix of materials, making them hard to recycle 鈥� but wood could offer a more sustainable alternative

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Mandatory Credit: Photo by JEROME FAVRE/EPA-EFE/Shutterstock (13641875g) Mainland Chinese students hold sheets of blank paper during a vigil for the victims of China's zero-COVID policy and the victims of the Urumqi fire at the University of Hong Kong in Hong Kong, China, 29 November 2022. Protests against China's strict COVID-19 restrictions have erupted in various cities including Beijing and Shanghai, triggered by a tower fire that killed 10 people in Xinjiang's capital, Urumqi. University students hold a vigil for the victims of China's zero-COVID policy, Hong Kong - 29 Nov 2022

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China’s failure to vaccinate makes giving up on zero covid a huge risk

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Video: the future of epilepsy

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A recreation of a Neanderthal man

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Antibiotics encoded in Neanderthal DNA could help us fight infections

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Human sperm

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Sperm-blocking vaginal gel could be a reliable contraceptive method

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Bacteria seen with an electron microscope

Environment

Microfibres that pollute the seas are floating homes for bacteria

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A small device shaped like Pac-Man can move on the surface of water and around obstacles without a motor. It could lead to the development of small robots for environmental monitoring of lakes and rivers.

Technology

Plastic ‘Pac-Man’ moves using water ripples

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Seed inspired glider
Technology

Bio-inspired glider collects data without leaving polluting e-waste

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NASA's Jett3 Lunar analogue mission in the Arizona Desert
Space

Artemis astronauts prepare for future moon missions in Arizona desert

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W7T0TC Banded mongooses (Mungos mungo) at den site, Queen Elizabeth National Park, Mweya Peninsula, Uganda, Africa.

Life

Long-haul flights: bad for the planet, necessary for global research

A life-changing visit to a research project in Uganda on banded mongooses has shown me how international collaboration, and travel, is vital for conservation where biodiversity still exists, says Graham Lawton

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Environment

COP27 saw progress on climate reparations, but more action is needed

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Space

Growing off-world diversity is making space for everyone

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Life

COP15: What to expect at the biggest biodiversity summit in a decade

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Life

Ant pupae produce a nourishing liquid food for larvae and adults

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