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'Lost towns' discovered in Amazon The remote Amazon basin was once home to complex urban communities, according to a study in Science journal. Fly's brain 'senses swat threat' Researchers in the US say they have solved the mystery of why flies are so hard to swat. Arctic ice 'is at tipping point' The area covered by sea ice in the Arctic is now the second smallest on record, scientists reveal. 'Cold feet' may halt toad march Scientists predict that colder temperatures will prevent the plague of cane toads reaching Australian cities. New parasite wasp species found A new species of wasp which feed on and grow inside maggots is discovered after one hatched on a scientist's desk. Britain's happiest places mapped The most sparsely populated county in Wales is Britain's happiest place - but Edinburgh the least happy, say researchers. First light for space telescope A powerful Nasa space telescope has unveiled an image of the sky viewed through "gamma-ray glasses". Czech firm plans giant wind farm Czech power firm CEZ is to build what it says will be Europe's largest onshore wind farm, in a £1.1bn-euro project. Rains revive prehistoric shrimp What is thought to be one of the oldest living creatures on the planet thrives thanks to Scottish summer rain. Canadian PM presses Arctic claim Canada's PM says all large ships entering the Northwest Passage and other Arctic waters must register with its Coast Guard. Water scarcity is causing food shortages and environmental decline - so why is it ignored? Water scarcity is a leading cause of food shortages and environmental decline - so why is it ignored? Feeling the heat of food security Why reforming the economics of food production and supply would be beneficial for a number of environmental and social ills. Emblem in danger Climate change threat to Lebanon's cedar trees Chimp for sale Rangers tackle the wildlife trade in DRC's gorilla park Aisle be there Why is more than half our food now wrapped in plastic? Tom Feilden blog Why the weekend BBQ is likely to be a washout Numbers game It is time to re-think what creatures need our help Face of empire Gallery of statues depicting Roman rulers is unearthed Gene therapy 'may repair hearing' Scientists claim gene therapy has the potential to restore hearing in mice, offering hope for humans as well. Model targets foot-and-mouth risk Scientists use a numerical model to predict the risk of infection through airborne transmission of foot-and-mouth virus. Mars rover driving out of crater Nasa's robotic rover Opportunity is driving out of a giant crater on Mars nearly a year after its dangerous descent. Computer viruses make it to orbit Laptops taken to the International Space Station were infected with a computer virus, Nasa confirms. 'Complexity' of Neanderthal tools Early stone tools developed by modern humans were no more advanced than ones used by the Neanderthals, research shows. Spider forces family out of home A soldier's family are frightened out of their home by a spider thought to have been brought from Afghanistan. Hutton warns over energy policy John Hutton appears to warn against a windfall tax, saying the "right framework" is needed to attract future energy investment. Brazil delays Indian land ruling Brazil's Supreme Court puts off ruling on the status of an indigenous reserve disputed by Indians and farmers. 'No alternative' to squirrel cull A rapid response service will be set up to help trap and kill grey squirrels across southern Scotland. UK makes Atlantic sea bed claim Britain is to formally present its case to the UN to extend its territorial rights around Ascension Island.

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