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Can this box answer the biggest question on Mars?
Europe prepares to send technology to Mars to look for evidence that there is life on the planet.
Compassionate conservation 'flawed'
The idea that you cannot kill any animal is "fatally flawed" as a conservation concept, scientists argue.
‘How crickets have hit the high street’
A London food chain is now including insects on its menu but can eating insects help save the planet?
Spain alarmed by French bear's attacks on sheep
France released two brown bears in the Pyrenees - but one has now killed eight sheep in Spain.
Brazilian mining dam 'at risk of collapse'
A mining dam could collapse as early as next week, months after a similar disaster killed 230 people.
Will India energy pledges lead to CO2 rise?
India's political parties promise free electricity to farmers and ambitious infrastructure projects.
Bedbugs 'outlived the dinosaurs'
The much-maligned bedbug has been around for 115 million years - since dinosaurs ruled the Earth.
Compassionate conservation 'flawed'
The idea that you cannot kill any animal is "fatally flawed" as a conservation concept, scientists argue.
‘How crickets have hit the high street’
A London food chain is now including insects on its menu but can eating insects help save the planet?
Spain alarmed by French bear's attacks on sheep
France released two brown bears in the Pyrenees - but one has now killed eight sheep in Spain.
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