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Science
How art shapes our understanding of plants – and reveals wonders photographs can miss
20 April 2022. By
Dominic Bliss
Plants
Arts
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Adventure
How the world of exploration has changed
20 April 2022. By
Dominic Bliss
Land Exploration
Polar Expeditions
Polar Travel
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Environment and Conservation
How modern technology can shape our lives for the better–and also the worst.
19 April 2022. By
Dominic Bliss
United Kingdom
Cities
Information Technology and Telecommunications
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History
Secrets and spies: Behind the doors of the UK's most enigmatic government agency
19 April 2022. By
Dominic Bliss
United Kingdom
Modern History
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Space
A world apart: eerily deserted images of the ISS give unique insight into humanity in space
19 April 2022. By
Dominic Bliss
International Space Station
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Science
In Cornwall, ruinous tin and copper mines are yielding battery-grade lithium. Here's what that could mean
19 April 2022. By
Dominic Bliss
Cornwall
Sustainability
Minerals
Mining
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History
In search of the world’s most valuable books, letters and laws
2 April 2022. By
Dominic Bliss
London
Modern History
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History
How physical greetings evolved – and post-pandemic, how they’re likely to change
7 March 2022. By
Dominic Bliss
Psychology
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Humans
Coronavirus
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PARTNER CONTENT
The huge toll of 'fast fashion' on the planet – and why the answer could be circular
30 December 2021. By
Dominic Bliss
Waste Management
Human Rights
Environmental Concerns
Fashion
Plastics
Textiles
Environment
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Science
Being struck by lightning isn't as rare as you might think. Here's why it happens – and how to avoid it.
28 July 2021. By
Dominic Bliss
United Kingdom
Accidents
Weather
Lightning
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Science
New islands can be natural or artificial. Both can be problematic.
15 July 2021. By
Dominic Bliss
China
Iceland
Dubai
Political Geography
Oceans
Islands
Politics
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Science
Extremely accurate time is increasingly critical. This place is in charge of keeping it.
18 June 2021. By
Dominic Bliss
United Kingdom
Technology
Physics
Time
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Science
Does heading a football lead to brain damage? It's complicated
16 June 2021. By
Dominic Bliss
Brain
Sports
Football
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History
The psychology of crowd control – and why the UK may see violence escalate before lockdown ends
27 May 2021. By
Dominic Bliss
United Kingdom
Violence
Police
Protest
Coronavirus
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Environment and Conservation
The clocks are changing again - but is change afoot for this century-old ritual?
23 March 2021. By
Dominic Bliss
United Kingdom
Agriculture
Daylight Saving Time
Autumn
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Adventure
How a Nepali climber with a “freakish physiology” stormed the world of high-altitude mountaineering
16 January 2021. By
Dominic Bliss
Mountains
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Space
Meet the 'shadow lovers:' three men who have each witnessed more total eclipses than anyone
11 December 2020. By
Dominic Bliss
Eclipses
Solar Eclipses
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Environment and Conservation
A 'self-destructing' plastic has helped define a new British Standard for biodegradability. Here's what that means.
26 November 2020. By
Dominic Bliss
United Kingdom
Environmental Concerns
Oceans
Food and the Environment
Plastics
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Science
How a new frost-resistant grape could make British red wine come of age
13 October 2020. By
Dominic Bliss
England
Alcohol
Food and the Environment
Food Culture
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Environment and Conservation
This vision of food's future could have legs – but rather more than you might like.
18 August 2020. By
Dominic Bliss
United Kingdom
Insects
Food
Carnivore
Environmental Concerns
Food and the Environment
Food Culture
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