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A genetic study shows that major migratory flyways do not guarantee the spread of every species.

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Tire wear sheds toxic microplastics that affect fish and shrimp in surprising ways, adding to concerns over pollution from road runoff.

UK regulators predict insects, cultivated foods and fermentation technologies could reshape the food system within five years.

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