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The unlikely extremophiles lurking in your kitchen

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The unlikely extremophiles lurking in your kitchen

To discover new extreme-loving microbes, there’s no need to travel to the ends of the Earth. New Scientist goes in search of the unexpected inhabitants of your kitchen gadgets

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Insects thrive on solar farms planted with native flowers

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The battle to bring beavers back to Scotland

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Ancient life thrived after supercontinents trapped nutrient-rich soil

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Farmland being farmed

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Climate change will prompt expansion of farming in northern wilderness

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Thousands of animal and plant species in decline across the UK

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Mandatory Credit: Photo by Jim West/imageBROKER/Shutterstock (4549809a) Children inspect a caterpillar found in their garden which is tended by children ages 5-11 in a program called Growing ��ҹ��1000��y Kids, as part of the Earthworks Urban Garden, which grows food for the Capuchin Soup Kitchen, Detroit, Michigan, USA VARIOUS

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When nature gives people the 'ick'

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Humans use a quarter of all the biomass created by plants on land

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The proposed Anthropocene definition is unscientific and harmful

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The proposed Anthropocene definition is unscientific and harmful

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The US is doing its biggest-ever survey of nature and wildlife

The National Nature Assessment, slated to be completed in 2026, will be the largest assessment of water, land and wildlife in the US

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One third of all vertebrate species are exploited by humans

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Air pollution monitors have been accidentally harvesting wildlife DNA

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We’ve been drastically underestimating Earth’s microbial diversity

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5000 species not known elsewhere live in area set for deep-sea mining

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