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The British company taking many steps to produce power Pavegen’s technology captures the energy of footfall, offering a new approach to urban, off-grid power Environment Innovation Science Technology
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What went right this week: the good news that matters A lost giant returned to Galapagos, Wales passed a ‘life-changing’ bill, and a Chinese river came back from the brink, plus more Conservation Environment Health Society World
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What will urban living look like in the future? A new vision for urban living is taking shape, driven by an urgent need to make our cities more liveable, sustainable and resilient Conservation Environment Society
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Regenerative agriculture sows success in Kenya A regenerative agriculture initiative is helping Kenyan smallholders cut crop failure and dramatically improve yields Agriculture Environment Society Sustainable Development
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What went right this week: a ‘powerful message’ against online abuse, plus more A law to protect survivors of online abuse was proposed, two rare birds made a resurgence, and new psychedelics research emerged, plus more Conservation Energy Science Society
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