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Rich nations are laying road to ecological Armageddon

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Rich nations are laying road to ecological Armageddon

The G20 countries want to pour $70 trillion into new infrastructure worldwide. It's a disaster in the making, warns environmental scientist William Laurance

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Urban rabbits downsize to smaller, 'studio' warrens

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Urban rabbits downsize to smaller, 'studio' warrens

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Zoologger: Judo spider finds armoured foe's Achilles heel

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Zoologger: Judo spider finds armoured foe's Achilles heel

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Flying high: Drones keep tabs on wildlife from above

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Flying high: Drones keep tabs on wildlife from above

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Great wall of trees keeps China's deserts at bay

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Great wall of trees keeps China's deserts at bay

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Tagged fish make an easy meal for eavesdropping seals

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Tagged fish make an easy meal for eavesdropping seals

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Dawn of farming sparked speed-evolution in weeds

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Dawn of farming sparked speed-evolution in weeds

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How human existence doesn't have to cost the Earth

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How human existence doesn't have to cost the Earth

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Plan to save Great Barrier Reef doomed to failure

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Plan to save Great Barrier Reef doomed to failure

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World not on course to meet 2020 biodiversity targets

Out of 20 biodiversity targets set in Nagoya, Japan, in 2010 few are on track – some are even further away from being realised than they were four years ago

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The creepy crawly story of life on Earth

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Nature and conservation from a perfect point of view

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Pacific dead zone has been shrinking for a century

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Meet your maker: Homing in on the ancestor of all life

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