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Brazil forest bill part-vetoed

Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff has vetoed some of the articles in the controversial forest code, which environmentalists say could speed up deforestation.

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Nations wasting time on climate

The latest round of UN climate talks makes little progress against a "coalition of the unwilling", observers say.

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Station grabs SpaceX Dragon ship

The first commercial cargo ship to visit the space station is attached to the orbiting laboratory by a robotic arm.

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Nations to share giant telescope

The Square Kilometre Array - one of the great scientific projects of the 21st Century - will be hosted by both Africa and Australasia.

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Earliest music instruments found

Researchers excavating a cave in Germany identify what they say are the oldest-known musical instruments in the world.

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Cloaking idea traps a rainbow

A grid of 25,000 "invisibility cloaks" shows how to slow light down and spread out its constituent colours in an advance dubbed "trapping a rainbow".

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Two jailed over NZ ship disaster

Two officers of the container ship that ran aground off New Zealand causing its worst maritime spill are jailed for seven months.

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Mars has lifes building blocks

New evidence from carbon in meteorites suggests that the basic building blocks of life are present on Mars, a study in Science journal says.

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Male contraceptive gene found

It may be possible to make a new form of male contraceptive after scientists in Edinburgh find a critical gene for the production of healthy sperm.

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Butterflies spread in hot summers

Once rare brown argus butterflies have been moving north due to a pattern of hot summers, say researchers.

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UK bioscience in £250m cash boost

Science minister David Willetts outlines the governments high-tech industrial strategy and announces £250m in funding for research institutes across the UK

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Solar feed-in tariff cut delayed

The government delays the reduction in the subsidies on offer to homeowners who install solar panels to generate electricity.

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Met adopts fingerprint scanners

Scotland Yard has equipped its officers with mobile fingerprint scanners to identify suspects while on the streets.

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Man fined for eating rare eagle

Conservationists in the Philippines express outrage over what they say is a lenient punishment for a farmer who shot and ate a rare eagle.

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Japan radiation levels are low

Radiation levels in most of Japan are below cancer-causing levels a year after the Fukushima plant accident, a World Health Organisation report says.

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Stone age burial site discovered

Archaeologists are to exhume and analyse human bones found under a prehistoric monument in Pembrokeshire recently identified as the cap on a burial site.

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Virtual patient under the knife

How a giant touchscreen is teaching surgeons

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Buzzard capture plans condemned

Conservationists condemn a plan they say would allow buzzard nests to be destroyed and the birds to be captured, to protect pheasant shoots.

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Warning over deep-ocean stowaways

Care must be taken not to spread deep-sea creatures around the world during exploration of the remote ocean floor, scientists caution.

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How whales open their huge mouths

A sensory organ discovered in the jaw of the worlds largest whales explains how the animals open their huge mouths so quickly, say scientists.

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Ivorian sacked over toxic scandal

A minister in Ivory Coast is sacked over his alleged role in the disappearance of millions of dollars meant for the victims of a toxic waste dumping scandal.

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Ancient walking mystery deepens

An ancient creature thought to be the first to step on land could not have walked on four legs, 3D computer modelling shows.

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Google funds computer teaching

The search firms chairman announces funds to place new computer science teachers in English schools.

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Nations need food security goals

The biggest environmental summit for a decade needs to deliver meaningful progress on global food security sustainable agriculture, say researchers.

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Chimpanzees behave like people

Chimps and orangutans really do have "personalities like people", new research says

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Street lights changing ecology

Researchers find that ground-dwelling invertebrates such as harvestmen and beetles preferentially live near street lights, even during the day.

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Lab grows heart muscle from skin

Scientists in Israel say they have managed to turn patients own skin cells into heart muscle in the lab.

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Peru denies dolphin death claims

A Peruvian minister denies claims that explosions used in oil exploration are to blame for the deaths of hundreds of dolphins.

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TV remote control inventor dies

The inventor of the television remote control, Eugene Polley, dies of natural causes, aged 96, in a Chicago hospital.

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Nasa chief hails new era in space

The head of Nasa has hailed a "new era" in exploration after the launch of the first cargo delivery to the space station by a private company.

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