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The European Commission's proposal for a European Nature Restoration Law outlines a series of binding targets to restore 20% of the EU’s land and sea by 2030. Five EU-funded research projects analysed the text and shared six key recommendations for foregrounding freshwater ecosystems in the draft law.
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From GPS to weather forecasts, even your bank’s ATM wouldn’t be able to function without a timecode confirmation from a satellite in space. This week the Naked Scientists ask if the increasing numbers of satellites is a problem, how they can be used to spot potential disease outbreaks before they even happen, and more.
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