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A better understanding of nature’s economic, environmental and sociocultural benefits could help protect species. Image credit - Luca Bravo/ Unsplash

Environment | 19 March 2019

The business of biodiversity: can we put a value on nature?

To protect species, we need to speak the language of business, say experts.

Station F, the world's largest start-up campus, is based in Paris, France - a city named by Niklas Bergman as having a positive innovation momentum. Image Credit - Sharon Vanderkaay-CC-BY-2.0

Interview | 18 March 2019

Q&A with Nicklas Bergman: How can Europe keep its entrepreneurs?

He has advised the EU on its new European Innovation Council.

Hydrazine, the most common rocket propellant, is on the EU’s list of substances of high concern. Image credit - NASA/Joel Kowsky, licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0, https://www.flickr.com/photos/nasahqphoto/23400755339/

Space | 14 March 2019

Greener fuels to propel rocket launches into space

3D printed catalysts and new propellant types are making rockets more environmentally-friendly.

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Interview | 04 March 2019

Sixth mass extinction could destroy life as we know it– biodiversity expert

Species loss needs urgent international action, says Prof. Georgina Mace.

Interview | 05 February 2019

‘The moon is a history museum and we’ve only visited the gift shop’

We are entering a second era of lunar exploration, says ESA’s Dr David Parker.

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The European Organization for Nuclear Research, known as by its French acronym CERN, makes all of its results widely available through an open source digital library. Image credit: 2005-2016 CERNThe Atlantic Ocean Research Alliance organises scientific surveys involving countries around the Atlantic, such as one carried out on the Canadian coastguard ship Louis S. St-Laurent which mapped the seafloor between Halifax, Canada and Tromso, Norway. Image courtesy of Fisheries and Oceans Canada

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The European Red List categorises 77 bee species as under threat, out of 1,942 species on the continent. The Xylocopa cantabrita is not under threat. Image Credit - Curro Molina

Bee diversity critical to world’s food supply

Free blockchain-based platforms can make bank accounts accessible to those unable to afford regular banking technology. Image credit - Pxhere, licensed under CC0

Blockchain could democratise banking, music – but at what cost?

The brown-throated sloth has three toes and adapted to life in the trees before the two-toed sloth did. Image Credit - Flickr/Harry and Rowena Kennedy CC BY-NC-ND 4.0/ CC BY 3.0

Sloths: how did two different animals wind up looking so similar?

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