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The benefits of thinking about your legacy now

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We can now track animal panic from space

By Matthew Ponsford

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Pitch perfect? The science of World Cup grass

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The wildlife pioneer who inspired Attenborough

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The abandoned vehicles in Chernobyl's 'dead zone'

By Stephen Dowling

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