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What went right this week: the good news that matters Plummeting deforestation in Brazil’s Amazon, hurricane-predicting sharks and a courtroom reckoning on the cards for tech giants, plus mor Conservation Environment Lifestyle Science Society Technology
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Bringing the thrill of live music to deaf audiences – with the help of air guitar Luke Holdsworth was born deaf and is now one of the UK’s most respected BSL interpreters at live concerts Arts Culture Society
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How birdwatching has become an unexpected hit with Gen Z A new wave of young birders is helping to turn one of Britain’s oldest pastimes into one of its fastest-growing hobbies Conservation Culture Lifestyle
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What went right this week: ‘fire cloud’ studies, plus more Scientists flew into ‘fire clouds’, Finland cut emissions with a sand battery, and food banks turned waste into meals, plus more Environment Health Science Society
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A new measure of courage: how Maasai warriors became lion guardians In east Africa, Maasai men are redefining what it means to be brave by helping people and lions co-exist
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Leopards recover in Zambia as communities swap skins for synthetics Replacing real leopard skins with synthetic furs has helped leopards recover in western Zambia, researchers say Conservation Culture Environment
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