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18 November 2020

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by Anthony J. Stuart reveals the vibrant lives of Pleistocene megafauna, driven extinct by climate change and human hunters. Can lessons from the past halt a sixth mass extinction?

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, �鶹��ý Live’s day of online talks and demonstrations, tackles how we can eat well and still save the planet. Live on 28 November and on demand afterwards.

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finds physicist Emma Chapman exploring the early universe after hundreds of millions of years of dark expansion. At this time, the first stars – which were hundreds of times the size of the sun – burst into life.

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