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Costa Coffee vows to boost cup recycling
The UK's biggest coffee chain says it will recycle as many disposable cups as it sells by 2020.
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Space diamonds 'came from lost planet'
The space rock that exploded in 2008 seems to have come from the early Solar System.
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Porpoise plucked from shallow waters
The young female porpoise had become stranded at Grange burn near to Grangemouth.
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Bialowieza forest: Poland broke EU law by logging
Poland violated EU law by ordering large-scale logging in Bialowieza forest, Europe's top court says.
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Kids ask Nasa astronaut about going to space
Karen Nyberg, who's been to space twice, answers questions from primary school children.
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The first person on Mars 'should be a woman'
A senior Nasa engineer has said the first person to set foot on Mars should be a woman.
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Reality Check
It's not as easy to recycle your takeaway coffee cup as people may have thought.
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Delay for Nasa's Tess planet-hunter
The launch of the Tess mission to find new worlds beyond our Solar System is delayed by 48 hours.
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Recycling hope for plastic-hungry enzyme
Science created a 'wonder material' in plastic; now nature is helping to unmake it.
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US National Zoo captures birth of baby gorilla 'Moke'
Calaya the gorilla gave birth for the first time in nine years at the National Zoo in Washington, DC.
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Nasa's Tess planet-hunter: What stars sound like
UK astronomer Bill Chaplin demonstrates the noises that stars make and why this is useful to know.
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Nasa planet-hunter set for launch
The Tess mission will survey nearly the entire sky and is expected to find thousands of new worlds.
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Animals' popularity 'a disadvantage'
A new study shows that some species may become victims of their own prestige.
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Why some cancers are 'born to be bad'
Breakthrough explains why some cancers are far more deadly than others.
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Russian spy poisoning: Nerve agent inspectors back UK
The international chemical weapons watchdog confirms the UK's analysis of the nerve agent in Salisbury.
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Rolls-Royce and Boeing invest in UK space engine
Boeing and Rolls-Royce are to invest in the UK company developing a revolutionary propulsion system.
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Secrets of the sea bed: Hunt for Stone Age site in North Sea
UK and Belgian scientists explore the seabed off Norfolk after prehistoric finds.
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Isolated lakes found beneath Canadian ice sheet
Two lakes discovered beneath an Arctic ice sheet may help us to learn about Europa's subsurface ocean.
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Climate change dials down Atlantic Ocean heating system
An Atlantic Ocean circulation system that warms Europe's climate is weaker today than it has been in 1,000 years, say scientists.
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Nazi legacy found in Norwegian trees
The chemical fog used to hide the Tirpitz battleship in WWII stunted the growth of trees.
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