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The butterfly effect: a brighter way to make paint? Researchers are looking to butterflies in the search for coatings without harmful, chemical-based pigments Environment Innovation Science
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Who needs a golden ticket? The race to future-proof chocolate A student has made chocolate from cocoa grown in England, where new varieties could help with climate change Agriculture Conservation Food Society
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What went right this week: renewed hope for the Brazilian Amazon, plus more There was renewed hope for the Amazon, a skin cancer vaccine showed promise, and a nicotine loophole was closed in the UK, plus more Energy Environment Politics Society
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Smartphones, ancient tracking skills and a future for desert lions In Namibia, rangers are using real-time data and traditional knowledge to support farmers and safeguard a recovering lion population Conservation Environment Society World
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Positive News launches new video podcast exploring what’s going right in the world The What Went Right series is expanding to YouTube and other podcast platforms, bringing its weekly roundup of progress to new audiences Environment Lifestyle Media Society
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