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David Attenborough attacks plan for Borneo bridge that threatens orangutansEndangered pygmy elephants and orangutans threatened by scheme for Kinabatangan Wildlife Sanctuary
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Five rangers die in grim month for wildlife protectorsRangers lost their lives in Kenya, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and India
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Are the gig economy and online delivery making our roads less safe?Campaigners say examples involving FedEx and CitySprint illustrate road safety concerns around vehicle maintenance, driver hours and training
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Automated holidays: how AI is affecting the travel industryTravel companies are investing in artificial intelligence, but that doesn’t mean fewer jobs for humans
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Solar-powered trains are closer to reality than we might thinkUse of solar panels by the side of tracks to provide power to electric trains could make sense given match-up between peak generation and demand
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Kangaroo care: the radical skin-to-skin approach to saving premature babiesA shortage of incubators and a hunch about marsupials inspired a Colombian doctor to try something radical, reports Lena Corner
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Black bones, gangrene and weeping: the unwelcome return of scurvyWith cases of scurvy appearing in Sydney and Zimbabwe, Jonathan Lamb looks at the history of a disease that was once thought to belong to the past
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Soon we'll be able to spot diseases like cancer before we even feel sickWithin five years nanotechnology will examine bodily fluids for tiny bioparticles that reveal signs of cancer – helping to stop disease before it progresses
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If the body isn't sacred, nothing is: why menstrual taboos matterMenstrual seclusion was once about giving women a safe space – hunter gatherer cultures can teach us how women’s blood is potent, not polluting
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Letter to my daughter: my hopes for 2017A year ago anti-FGM campaigner Leyla Hussein wrote to her teenage daughter about her hopes for her generation in 2016. She had no idea what was to follow
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Abortion in Pakistan: struggling to support a woman's right to chooseLack of legal clarity forces thousands of women to endure backstreet abortions in Pakistan. A helpline is providing information and support, but fears losing funding after Trump reinstated the global gag rule
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Railway stations are the beating heart of urban regenerationThey may no longer be cathedrals of steam, but stations are helping develop communities, as well as becoming shopping centres and meeting places
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How to attract the best talent to help improve public transportIn a world on the move, and with stiff competition car manufacturers and startups, public bodies need to up their game to attract extra staff
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Will post-Brexit Britain have the right industrial strategy skills? Join the debateOn Thursday 30 March, in Birmingham’s Council House, the Guardian will host an in-depth debate about infrastructure skills. Join our free seminar
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Protecting your business from cybercrime – what the experts sayFrom recognising a rogue email to training staff on a budget, experts in our live Q&A offered tips to keep your business safe
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Cybercrime: how to protect your businessSmall firms are targeted seven million times a year. In this webchat, from 1-2pm on 21 November, we’ll discuss how to spot – and stop – attacks
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Can music make food and drink taste better?A spoonful of sugar brings out the high notes, while some beers have an indie sound, we hear how businesses are experimenting with sensory connections
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Survival of Africa's great apes requires palm industry support, says reportTop scientists call for conservationists to work with companies to prevent a repeat of the south-east Asian destruction
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WWF and Greenpeace break with Indonesia's pulp and paper giantProminent environmental NGOs suspend partnership with April after peatland drainage canal discovered on Pedang Island, Indonesia
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Palm oil boom: companies must clean up their act in AfricaDeforestation, climate change and land rights abuse: the palm oil industry has a troubled track record. But proponents say it can be a force for good
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