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As Africa drowns in garbage, the plastics business keeps booming. Even wealthy countries fail to recycle the vast majority of their plastics. Dump, Dump, Burn.

The United States' tax-filing software industry actively prevents search engines from discovering their free-filing versions, it has been discovered, adding further criticism to an industry that drives Americans toward unnecessary paid-for products.

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No country offers a child both the chance of a healthy upbringing and an environment fit for their future, the World Health Organization (WHO) says.

A visual essay exploring the future technology of synthetic biology. In recent years there have been major breakthroughs in DNA editing. Making it inexpensive and precise to modify and or combine living organisms to our design specifications.

The /e/ Foundation has brought a de-Googled phone to market - we got one to try, and spoke to founder Gaël Duval for all the details behind this brave effort.

Millions of people in India's city of Chennai are struggling as taps run dry. Trains and trucks have been bringing water in for residents, but it comes at a cost. Environmentalists are warning this could soon affect many other countries.

It's a pity that it's so hard to learn, has such an unpleasant command line interface, treats its users with such utter contempt and is owned by Microsoft.

Mushrooms in the forests of Portugal.

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