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What went right this week: the good news that matters There was renewed hope for the Amazon rainforest, a skin cancer vaccine showed promise, and a nicotine loophole was closed in the UK, plus m... Energy Environment Innovation Politics Society World
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In Ukraine, the repair movement is heading underground A Ukrainian city is preparing to hold a repair festival in an underground shelter, giving new meaning to the act of fixing broken things Innovation Peace Society World
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Putting slugs on the map: farmers pioneer precision crop protection
 A new mapping tool pinpoints where slugs are likely to strike, helping farmers cut pesticide use while protecting crops Agriculture Environment Innovation
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How a 1930s house was turned into a carbon-negative home New homes are encouraged to be net-zero ready, but the real work lies in retrofitting Britain’s 29m old properties. One house shows how Conservation Environment Innovation Society
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How a police data centre is heating London’s homes A west London project will use waste heat to supply low-carbon heating to 4,000 homes and a new commercial district Energy Environment Innovation Social Enterprise
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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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