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???Flamin??? cockatoos??? have lost much of their habitat to bushfires. Can the species survive?. Two fires in 12 years wiped out all but a handful of the mature native pines in Victoria???s Wyperfeld national park, a key breeding ground for endangered pink cockatoos
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Freedivers, leftover cables and bits of clay: Cuba gets inventive to save its pristine reefs amid US blockade. With limited resources and sanctions tightening, conservationists are forced to find new ways to protect the coral reefs of Ci??naga de Zapata national park
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Did you solve it? Do you have a snout for numbers?. The answer to today???s puzzle
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Muscle growth drug ???could reduce loss of lean tissue??? when using slimming jabs. Trial suggests monoclonal antibody can help retain lean body mass when losing weight with GLP-1 medicines
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Majority of US???s new AI datacenters to be built on drought-hit land. Guardian analysis finds facilities to be built in some of the driest areas as outcry grows over water needed to power AI
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Time and Water review ??? Iceland???s doomed glacier tells its own story of climate disaster. This study of author Andri Sn??r Magnason is somewhat indulgent, with endless musings where piercing climate crisis commentary should be
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Giving guitarfish a chance: one man???s mission to persuade fishers to farm giant snails instead. Marine biologist Issah Seidu has found a way for Ghana???s fishing communities to earn a living ??? and help protect the ancient and critically endangered fish species
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There are reliable ways to tell if someone is lying to you ??? but they???re rarely the ones we think of using | Kirsty King. We are in dangerous territory as courts encourage jurors to discern untruth from body language. In fact, the words are far more revealing, says communications lecturer Kirsty King
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West Ireland???s magical landscape: where limestone rivers, Hollywood legend and Irish myth converge. The newly designated Joyce Country and Western Lakes Unesco Geopark in Galway and Mayo celebrates a 700-million-year geological history that has produced a unique terrain and rich cultural heritage
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The Guardian view on cancer treatments: new hope for patients now and in the future | Editorial. Editorial: A drug for pancreatic cancer shows immense promise, but we shouldn???t forget research in the field is a story of small victories
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Doctors hail drug that spares bladder cancer patients ???life-changing??? surgery. Durvalumab shows promising results in trial led by London-based Institute of Cancer Research
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Female dolphins remember who is aggressive when choosing a mating partner, research shows. Researchers observed unavailable female dolphins ??? those that were older, or with calves ??? did not show the same avoidant behaviour
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Six US states sue Trump administration over deal to kill windfarm project. State attorneys general argue $1bn deal to terminate major offshore wind lease off the coast of New York is unlawful
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New ways to remove CO2 from atmosphere must grow much faster, report says. Novel forms of CO2 removal must expand at ???highly ambitious rates??? if world is to limit global heating to 1.5C, says study
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Patriot missile shortage has created ???window of vulnerability??? Russia is exploiting in Ukraine. Countries that rely on US-made air defence system feel increasingly exposed as interceptor supplies dwindle
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Weight-loss drugs can cut breast cancer risk by up to 30%, studies suggest. Three studies add to evidence that jabs could be part of cancer-fighting toolkit to cut risk of developing or dying from disease
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From barren shores to green oases: how a surfer looking for shade ended up transforming Costa Rica???s coastline. A grassroots project has turned deforested beaches into thriving ecosystems by planting 100,000 native trees
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It has the highest levels of toxic Pfas in drinking water in Scotland. But how did this remote island become awash with forever chemicals?. Scientists believe they may now have found the cause of Fair Isle???s pollution ??? and warn that it should be ringing alarm bells in other coastal areas
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Musket balls and a burnt hull: evidence of real pirates of the Caribbean found in Bahamas. Exclusive: First shipwrecks found in Nassau harbour on New Providence, once the hideout of Blackbeard and Calico Jack
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My Only Boy by Rosa Rankin-Gee review ??? a darkly funny near-future dystopia. A surprising romance is set against a backdrop of climate crisis, political instability and corporate corruption in this bleak but witty novel
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Prepare for imminent return of El Ni??o, UN warns. UN agency predicts phenomenon that supercharges weather extremes has 80% chance of forming before September
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Somerset detectorist strikes gold with ???spectacular??? Roman ring find. Kevin Minto???s discovery near Ilminster, showing goddess Victoria, has been acquired with coin hoard for ??78,000
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British Paralympian could be first astronaut with physical disability to live in orbit. John McFall prepares for mission to Haven-1 space station after UK Space Agency signs deal with US startup Vast
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Country diary: Why are orchids so mysterious and coveted? It all starts underground | Mark Cocker. Hogshaw, Derbyshire: We???re up to 27 spotted orchids in our garden, and every one is a miracle
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