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Rapidly thinning Northeast Greenland ice sheet could add more to sea-level rise than thought

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Melting Greenland ice raises sea level more than previously thought

Melting Greenland ice sheet adds more to sea-level rise than previously thought

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Remote review: An architect in a future Kuala Lumpur comes adrift

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Remote review: An architect in a future Kuala Lumpur comes adrift

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Bacteria picture

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Bacteria could survive just under Mars's surface for 280 million years

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The hunt for habitable ocean worlds beyond our solar system

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The hunt for habitable ocean worlds beyond our solar system

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Satellite image of Jakobshavn glacier,

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Engineering firms explore plan to slow melting of Greenland glacier

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LELYSTAD, NETHERLANDS - APRIL 08: The remains of a deer are seen in the Oostvaardersplassen nature reserve on April 08, 2018 in Lelystad, Netherlands. Thousands of animals died during this winter due to overpopulation and a shortage of food. Animal activists feed the horses, deer and cattle by throwing hay over the fences despite a ban by the local authorities. Emotions are running high as many of the animals face starvation with Oostvaardersplassen's feeding policy for large grazers being heavily criticised. (Photo by Pierre Crom/Getty Images)

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The surprising role death plays in the stability of ecosystems

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Shipwreck

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Second world war shipwreck is leaking toxic chemicals in the North Sea

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Dark blue ocean surface seen from underwater. Waves underwater and rays of sunlight shining through

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Experiments hint at how molecules essential to all life first arose

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Hundreds of dead crabs on the beach at Seaton Carew, Hartlepool in 2021 https://twitter.com/12BBYTHESEASIDE/status/1452164992845983744 Paul Grainger (permissions granted)

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What’s causing a mass die-off of crabs on the UK coast?

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Artist's impression of three planets orbiting an ultracool dwarf star

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Earth's algae and moss could survive under the light of another star

Experiments on Earth mimicking the rays from a red dwarf star show that cyanobacteria, algae and moss can grow under these light conditions, backing the idea that some exoplanets could host life

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Enceladus shown to have all six of the essential elements for life

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Most big coastal cities have areas sinking faster than sea level rise

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Art of the ocean: How artists have depicted the marine world

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Self-replicating protein factories are a step towards artificial life

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