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Can meat be grown in space?
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Can meat be grown in space?
An experiment to find out has just finished on the International Space Station.
Protests over water firms dumping sewage in rivers
Campaigners take to rivers across the UK in 12 protests against water companies dumping sewage.
Revamped hadron collider switched on for physics revolution
The BBC gets an exclusive look at the upgraded machine helping to overhaul our understanding of the Universe.
Many protected areas do not help wildlife - study
Simply designating an area as "for nature" does not mean it is beneficial for wildlife, researchers find.
Attenborough named 'Champion of the Earth' by UN
The broadcaster is recognised for his devotion to telling stories about the natural world.
OneWeb satellite firm will use Indian rockets
The space internet firm, part-owned by the UK government, agrees a launch programme with India.
Climate change and farming driving insect decline
Combined pressures of global heating and farming can halve insect populations in some places - study.
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Can meat be grown in space?
An experiment to find out has just finished on the International Space Station.
Protests over water firms dumping sewage in rivers
Campaigners take to rivers across the UK in 12 protests against water companies dumping sewage.
Revamped hadron collider switched on for physics revolution
The BBC gets an exclusive look at the upgraded machine helping to overhaul our understanding of the Universe.
Many protected areas do not help wildlife - study
Simply designating an area as "for nature" does not mean it is beneficial for wildlife, researchers find.
Attenborough named 'Champion of the Earth' by UN
The broadcaster is recognised for his devotion to telling stories about the natural world.
OneWeb satellite firm will use Indian rockets
The space internet firm, part-owned by the UK government, agrees a launch programme with India.
Climate change and farming driving insect decline
Combined pressures of global heating and farming can halve insect populations in some places - study.
Protests over water firms dumping sewage in rivers
Campaigners take to rivers across the UK in 12 protests against water companies dumping sewage.
Revamped hadron collider switched on for physics revolution
The BBC gets an exclusive look at the upgraded machine helping to overhaul our understanding of the Universe.
Many protected areas do not help wildlife - study
Simply designating an area as "for nature" does not mean it is beneficial for wildlife, researchers find.
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