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How a ‘dysfunctional’ English farm became a biodiversity hotspot A trailblazing rewilding site in England has recorded a 900% increase in breeding birds in just 20 years Conservation Environment Society
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What went right this week: the good news that matters Scientists treated an ‘untreatable’ eye condition, an ocean treaty entered force, and the US murder rate plummeted, plus more Environment Health Science Society
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What went right this week: conservation at ‘end of the world’, plus more A new national park at the ‘end of the world’, a welcome health record, and the mission to unlock a cancer mystery, plus more Conservation Environment Health Society
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What went right in 2025: the top 25 good news stories of the year Scientists treated the ‘untreatable’, species bounced back, solar surged, deforestation fell, rivers were revitalised, and more Environment Health Politics Science Society
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What went right this week: treating the ‘untreatable’, plus more Scientists treated the ‘untreatable’, economies decoupled from emissions, and a ‘lost’ bird is returning to London, plus more Culture Energy Health Society World
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How to avoid plastic tat killing the Christmas buzz Want the kids to have cool Christmas presents that aren’t tomorrow’s landfill? Here are five tips to swerve the tat Environment Lifestyle Society
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