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Holly Blue butterfly defies killer wasp
Blackmore Vale Magazine
A butterfly locked in an evolutionary struggle with a killer wasp has bounced back according to the results from the Big Butterfly Count. The Holly Blue, a common garden butterfly, experienced its best Big Butterfly Count since 2010, with a 151 ...
Butterfly numbers plummet by 41% after wet summer, count revealsBelfast Telegraph
Holly blue butterfly makes a welcome UK comeback after years of scarcityThe Guardian
Big Butterfly Count: Butterfly species did better than was fearedTechie News
Nottingham Post
ITV News
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Blackmore Vale Magazine
A butterfly locked in an evolutionary struggle with a killer wasp has bounced back according to the results from the Big Butterfly Count. The Holly Blue, a common garden butterfly, experienced its best Big Butterfly Count since 2010, with a 151 ...
Butterfly numbers plummet by 41% after wet summer, count reveals
Holly blue butterfly makes a welcome UK comeback after years of scarcity
Big Butterfly Count: Butterfly species did better than was feared
The Guardian
New IPCC chief calls for fresh focus on climate solutions, not problems
The Guardian
The new leader of the world's most authoritative climate science body has declared it's time researchers shifted away from tracking the impacts of climate change - and focused instead on finding solutions. In his first interview since taking charge of ...
Duality in climate scienceNature.com
IPCC climate science summaries 'too difficult to read'Business Green
Climate change is getting worse — and UN climate reports are getting harder ...Washington Post
GlobalPost
Pacific Standard
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The Guardian
The new leader of the world's most authoritative climate science body has declared it's time researchers shifted away from tracking the impacts of climate change - and focused instead on finding solutions. In his first interview since taking charge of ...
Duality in climate science
IPCC climate science summaries 'too difficult to read'
Climate change is getting worse — and UN climate reports are getting harder ...
Glasgow South and Eastwood Extra
Space... the final frontier for kids
Glasgow South and Eastwood Extra
Glasgow Science Centre is celebrating the upcoming flight to the International Space Station by British astronaut Tim Peake, be having an aeronautics show. The Centre will host Destination Space, which celebrates Tim's mission.
Life on International Space Station explained to visitorsLoughboroughEcho.net
Out-of-this-world activities to learn about life in spaceSussex Express
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Glasgow South and Eastwood Extra
Glasgow Science Centre is celebrating the upcoming flight to the International Space Station by British astronaut Tim Peake, be having an aeronautics show. The Centre will host Destination Space, which celebrates Tim's mission.
Life on International Space Station explained to visitors
Out-of-this-world activities to learn about life in space
The Guardian
Ada Lovelace, trailblazer of science, brought to life in exhibition
The Guardian
Ada Lovelace, tech visionary and Byron's daughter, was 'not an angel'. Photograph: courtesy Science Museum. Nicola Davis. Monday 12 October 2015 02.00 EDT Last modified on Monday 12 October 2015 02.03 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter ...
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The Guardian
Ada Lovelace, tech visionary and Byron's daughter, was 'not an angel'. Photograph: courtesy Science Museum. Nicola Davis. Monday 12 October 2015 02.00 EDT Last modified on Monday 12 October 2015 02.03 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter ...
Daily Mail
Photographer Paul Souders captures polar bear displaying its teeth in Canada
Daily Mail
A hi-tech camera left floating in the sea has recorded the remarkable moment a curious 1,000lb polar bear tried to see if it could be eaten. As the bear reveals its sets of huge teeth, the camera is stuffed partially inside its mouth before it spits it ...
Here's what it's like to be eaten by a polar bear thanks to Paul SoudersMetro
Inside the terrifying jaws of a lethal polar bear in its natural habitatMirror.co.uk
Article Uses Polar Bear Pics to Tell Story of Melting Ice. Then the ...IJ Review
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Daily Mail
A hi-tech camera left floating in the sea has recorded the remarkable moment a curious 1,000lb polar bear tried to see if it could be eaten. As the bear reveals its sets of huge teeth, the camera is stuffed partially inside its mouth before it spits it ...
Here's what it's like to be eaten by a polar bear thanks to Paul Souders
Inside the terrifying jaws of a lethal polar bear in its natural habitat
Article Uses Polar Bear Pics to Tell Story of Melting Ice. Then the ...
BBC News
Scotland's environment in 'serious trouble'
BBC News
Environmental groups have claimed Scotland's natural environment and wildlife are in "serious trouble". A total of 23 organisations compiled the "Responses for Nature" report and have now called on the Scottish government to take urgent action. Among ...
Responses For Nature report calls for action to save Scotland's wildlifestv.tv
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BBC News
Environmental groups have claimed Scotland's natural environment and wildlife are in "serious trouble". A total of 23 organisations compiled the "Responses for Nature" report and have now called on the Scottish government to take urgent action. Among ...
Responses For Nature report calls for action to save Scotland's wildlife
TV Newsroom
Earth's inner core was formed 1-1.5 billion years ago: Scientists
TV Newsroom
“This finding could change our understanding of the Earth's interior and its history”, explains Liverpool palaeomagnetism expert Dr Andy Biggin. The inner core is a relatively recent addition to our planet and establishing when it was formed is a topic ...
Inner Core - Planet EarthPlanet Earth - Home
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TV Newsroom
“This finding could change our understanding of the Earth's interior and its history”, explains Liverpool palaeomagnetism expert Dr Andy Biggin. The inner core is a relatively recent addition to our planet and establishing when it was formed is a topic ...
Inner Core - Planet Earth
The Guardian
Antarctic ice is melting so fast the whole continent may be at risk by 2100
The Guardian
Collapse of Antarctic ice shelves could lead to dramatic sea level rise. Photograph: blickwinkel/Alamy. Press Association. Monday 12 October 2015 11.32 EDT Last modified on Monday 12 October 2015 11.36 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter ...
Climate change could cause the Antarctic ice shelf to collapse by 2100, study ...Daily Mail
Antarctic ice melting so fast 'whole continent may be at risk by 2100'Western Morning News
Stability of Antarctica 'at risk' from rate of melting iceIrish Examiner
Washington Post
Science World Report
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The Guardian
Collapse of Antarctic ice shelves could lead to dramatic sea level rise. Photograph: blickwinkel/Alamy. Press Association. Monday 12 October 2015 11.32 EDT Last modified on Monday 12 October 2015 11.36 EDT. Share on Facebook · Share on Twitter ...
Climate change could cause the Antarctic ice shelf to collapse by 2100, study ...
Antarctic ice melting so fast 'whole continent may be at risk by 2100'
Stability of Antarctica 'at risk' from rate of melting ice
The Guardian
Nobel prize in economics won by Angus Deaton - as it happened
The Guardian
Economists are applauding the decision to recognise Edinburgh-born microeconomist Angus Deaton for his analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare. Latest: Princeton press conference underway now · Deaton wins world's top economics prize · Here's ...
Choice matters to 2015 Nobel Prize in Economics winner Angus DeatonSydney Morning Herald
Nobel winner sees big picture in micro-dataThe Australian Financial Review
Angus Deaton wins economics Nobel Prize for work on consumption, povertyAsiaOne
Kansas City Star
Financial Times
New York Times
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The Guardian
Economists are applauding the decision to recognise Edinburgh-born microeconomist Angus Deaton for his analysis of consumption, poverty, and welfare. Latest: Princeton press conference underway now · Deaton wins world's top economics prize · Here's ...
Choice matters to 2015 Nobel Prize in Economics winner Angus Deaton
Nobel winner sees big picture in micro-data
Angus Deaton wins economics Nobel Prize for work on consumption, poverty
Washington Post
Moustached Kingfisher: Why a scientist killed a bird that hadn't been seen in ...
The Independent
For Christopher Filardi of the American Museum of Natural History, there is nothing like the thrill of finding a mysterious species. Such animals live at the intersection of myth and biology — tantalizing researchers with the prospect that they may be ...
Another Cecil? Researcher for New York museum kills rare bird in name of ...New York Daily News
Biologist takes picture with rare bird, then kills it 'for science'ZME Science
Scientific community divided over killing of rare bird by research teamNorthern Californian
Christian Science Monitor
The Dodo
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The Independent
For Christopher Filardi of the American Museum of Natural History, there is nothing like the thrill of finding a mysterious species. Such animals live at the intersection of myth and biology — tantalizing researchers with the prospect that they may be ...
Another Cecil? Researcher for New York museum kills rare bird in name of ...
Biologist takes picture with rare bird, then kills it 'for science'
Scientific community divided over killing of rare bird by research team
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