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Food that is healthy for you can still be catastrophic for the planet

Our food has a secret ingredient, the fossil fuels used to produce it. Cutting these out would do us a world of good

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2CTJX4J Truth sandwich journalism concept on standard practice for reporting debunking lies, i.e. to report the facts, then the lie, then reiterate the truth

Humans

We're homing in on the best ways to tackle misinformation

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Mind

The relentless push for productivity misconstrues how our brains work

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Environment

Geoengineering is now essential to saving the Arctic's ice

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The crew will attempt the first commercial spacewalk with SpaceX-designed extravehicular activity suits, upgraded from the current intravehicular suit.

Space

Current laws cannot protect civilians in space if something goes wrong

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Why everyone needs to stop joking that they're

Mind

Why everyone needs to stop joking that they're "a little bit OCD"

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Space

The Starliner stranding shows why NASA was wise to have a backup plan

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Health

We will one day be able to slow, halt and even eradicate Alzheimer's

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Environment

The 1.5°C target is dead, but climate action needn't be

For the first time, climate scientists have explicitly said it will be impossible to limit peak warming to 1.5°C. Now our focus should be on taking action, not meaningless platitudes and slogans

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Environment

The crisis in our oceans shows how quickly climate chaos can strike

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Space

Critics of the International Space Station are missing the point

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Health

Weeding out Olympic doping cheats won't actually end inequity in sport

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Health

We're ignoring easy ways to encourage children to be physically active

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