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NewsFive projects to 'fix the planet' win the inaugural Earthshot Prize
Methods to regrow coral reefs, restore rainforests and reuse food waste have each received a million pounds as part of the first ever Earthshot Prize.
18 October 2021 -
AnthropoceneWhat's so bad about the spotted lanternfly?
The brightly coloured spotted lanternfly is causing problems in parts of Asia and North America.
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NewsGorillas can recognise known and unfamiliar human voices
Gorillas react more strongly to the voices of unfamiliar humans and those they like less, researchers have found.
15 October 2021 -
NewsGiant sloth that once roamed South America scavenged for meat
A giant ground sloth that once roamed South America occasionally broke its plant-based diet to eat meat, researchers have found.
14 October 2021
