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Cocaine sharks: In the Bahamas, the fish are testing positive for the narcotic and several legal drugsUnder the radar The animals can experience behavioral changes as a result
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Why renewable energy prices are linked to gasThe Explainer Despite ‘remarkable’ advances in renewables, UK energy market is set by gas prices – with ‘obvious challenges’ for consumers
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There’s a radioactive time bomb in the Pacific OceanUnder the radar The nuclear waste problem may explode once again
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US gives French firm $1B to quit wind farmsSpeed Read President Donald Trump has long had a vendetta against wind power
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Rising CO2 levels are changing our blood chemistryUnder the radar From the air to our blood
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Scientists have turned plastic waste into vinegarUnder the radar Plastic to possibilities
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Fire tornadoes could be the answer to oil spillsUnder the radar The whirling flame could be faster and cleaner
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A Hitchcockian nightmare: why are we in such a flap about pigeons?In The Spotlight The birds are ruffling feathers in Norwich and being culled in Manchester
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Earth is rapidly approaching a ‘hothouse’ trajectory of warmingThe explainer It may become impossible to fix
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The broken water companies failing England and WalesThe Explainer With rising bills, deteriorating river health and a lack of investment, regulators face an uphill battle to stabilise the industry
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The environmental cost of GLP-1sThe explainer Producing the drugs is a dirty process
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The plan to wall off the ‘Doomsday’ glacierUnder the Radar Massive barrier could ‘slow the rate of ice loss’ from Thwaites Glacier, whose total collapse would have devastating consequences
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Can the UK take any more rain?Today’s Big Question An Atlantic jet stream is ‘stuck’ over British skies, leading to ‘biblical’ downpours and more than 40 consecutive days of rain in some areas
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The world is entering an era of ‘water bankruptcy’The explainer Water might soon be more valuable than gold
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