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How many animals do we need to keep extinction at bay?

Breaking the mold: Divya Karnad takes on fisheries and science journalism in India

Looking beyond the hundred legs: finding new centipedes in India requires many tools

By 2050 much of the Arctic could be green

Scientists find the ‘missing heat’ of global warming 700 meters below the sea

Humans killed over 10 percent of the world’s bird species when they colonized the Pacific Islands

Will Amazon species lose the climate change race?

Unique song reveals new owl species in Indonesia

Geneticists discover distinct lion group in squalid conditions

Controversial research outlines physics behind how forests may bring rain

Popular pesticides kill frogs outright

Scientists could name every species on Earth in 50 years

Scientists point to research flaw that has likely exaggerated the impact of logging in tropical forests

Global warming – 56 million years ago

Mercury hurts birds and people: what we can learn from studying our feathered friends

Solving complex problems through simple physics – book review

Scientists nearly double the number of biogeographic realms

REDD+ should pave way for more research into genetic studies of tropical species

Science and Public Reason – book review

Great apes suffer mid-life crisis too

Brainless slime mold uses slimy memory to navigate

Featured video: trailer for Living Downstream

Method to estimate primate abundance falls short

Arachnopocalypse: with birds away, the spiders play in Guam

Wind can power the world, says two new studies

‘Monster larva’ turns into a shrimp

A new tool for taking on elephant poaching: DNA forensics

Extreme heatwaves 50 to 100 times more likely due to climate change

Prominent climate skeptic reverses course, says global warming worse than IPCC forecast

Thousands of scientists hold mock funeral in Canada to highlight nation’s “death of evidence”

Climate change increased the probability of Texas drought, African famine, and other extreme weather

Experts dispute recent study that claims little impact by pre-Columbian tribes in Amazon

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