A sea safety campaigner from Torquay, Devon, has made history by becoming the first person to paddleboard along the coast from Land’s End to John O’Groats. @thelongpaddle
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Recycling has existed since the Bronze Age. So, why are we having bigger problems than ever before? What are the solutions to the issues surrounding recycling?
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The @PlymouthMarine Laboratory is currently testing a water-filtration system that uses mussels to clean #microplastics from the ocean!
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A boycott of the Occupied Palestinian Territories by American confectionary giants @benandjerrys aims to create a positive and peaceful legacy in the much disputed region:
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A baby beaver has been born in Exmoor for the first time in 400 years: Conservationists hope this will see the animal become a mainstay in the British countryside @nationaltrust
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Icelandic trials of shorter working weeks resulted in an outstanding success as workers' productivity remained the same, but their mental health improved! @Autonomy_UK
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Football fan Sam had tickets to last night’s game but passed it up to donate his stem cells after he was told by @AnthonyNolan he was a match. Surely we know someone who can get him a finals ticket to say thanks? @GaryLineker @SimonThomasTV @campbellclaret https://t.co/xCSUgR5BNo
@England 's progress to the semi-finals of @EURO2020 has captured the imaginations of a generation, and they have done so while staying true to their beliefs in one key gesture: taking the knee
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Using a change in approach, two US-based scientists have asked the question of whether life on Earth is visible from space - and have concluded some rather definitive answers...
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A scientific study has discovered a new clue as to how birds migrate: a chemical in the eye of robins may hold the key. @UniofOxford
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