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Toxic foam from polluted rivers causes health problems in Colombia [1423d]
Just 1 in 20 adults in England exercise their muscles enough [1423d]
Planting trees rather than bioenergy crops sucks more CO2 from the air [1423d]
These are the five most extreme heatwaves since records began [1423d]
Watch a swarm of drones navigate a forest without crashing [1423d]
Vaccine may protect against the virus behind multiple sclerosis [1423d]
How to make sure your houseplants are sustainable [1424d]
Frans de Waal on what apes can teach us about sex and gender [1424d]
Don't Miss: In the Air explores long-held concerns about air quality [1424d]
How to date in the metaverse [1424d]
It worked with cigarettes. Let's ban ads for climate-wrecking products [1424d]
The Premonitions Bureau review: A 1960s hunt for paranormal powers [1424d]
Remarkable images bring water's myriad meanings to life [1424d]
Glitterati review: Compelling sci-fi satire with hints of Black Mirror [1424d]
Search starlight to help astronomers discover new exoplanets [1424d]
Child hepatitis outbreak shows the pandemic can still surprise us [1424d]
A new weight loss drug could be used to prevent obesity. Will it work? [1424d]
Swapping fifth of meat for alternative foods could halve deforestation [1424d]
Swapping fifth of meat for microbial protein could halve deforestation [1424d]
How repealing Roe v Wade in the US will lead to more women’s deaths [1424d]
Send thousands of people to orbit, says space tourist Jared Isaacman [1424d]
What are the mysterious continent-sized lumps deep inside Earth? [1424d]
Obesity drug achieves average weight loss of 24 kg in clinical trial [1424d]
Male manakin birds with acrobatic mating dances evolved smaller bodies [1424d]