14 July 2020
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Saving one of the world's rarest antelope
There are fewer than 500 hirola living in the wild, down from thousands just 40 years ago.
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Meet the socially distant robot scientist
While the research labs have been locked down, one robotic scientist has continued experimenting 24/7.
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Why is UK recycling being dumped by Turkish roadsides?
The UK sends more plastic waste to Turkey than to any other country but not all of it reaches recycling plants.
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Electric plane's 'milestone' first UK test flight at Cranfield
The six-seater is powered by hydrogen and is said to be Europe's largest emission-free aircraft.
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Coronavirus: Looking for viruses in Thai bats
Thai scientists are collecting bats to find clues about the origins of viruses, including Covid-19.
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Coronavirus: Social tree climbing 'boosts mental health'
A Hampshire company that teaches tree climbing has seen a surge in interest as lockdown eases.
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What has Greta Thunberg been doing in lockdown?
The Swedish environmental activist spoke to the BBC about how she's been spending the last few months.
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How honeybees perform queen duets
Scientists have decoded honeybee queens' "tooting and quacking" duets in the hive.
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Birdwatcher, 14, making the most of lockdown wildlife
Indy Kiemel Green, 14, says youngsters do not see wildlife as something 'cool'.
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Climate Basics: CO2 explained
CO2 is at the heart of our changing climate. Here's why.
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Coronavirus: 'My beach will survive', says Italian grandad
Italian beach resorts are gearing up for a Covid-secure 2020 season, which is welcome news for one owner.
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Coronavirus: Hunting for future killer viruses
Scientists are gathering data on how new diseases emerge in the hope of identifying future pandemics.
