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    The highest concentration of the protected species can be found in the state surrounding Berlin. But not only are there more wolf packs, the animal is also spreading to new areas in Germany.
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    Carbon markets could help nations raise ambitions in setting goals that will keep temperature rise below 2 degrees Celsius, in line with the Paris Agreement. But skeptics say they risk ruining the historic accord.
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  • European Space Agency approves record budget
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    As activists such as Greta Thunberg boycott flying and airlines come under fire for carbon emissions, diaspora communities grapple with the choice between stepping on a plane and cutting physical family ties.
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  • Walking on two legs - 12 million years ago
    Walking on two legs - 12 million years ago 11. November 2019 07:24
    Researchers at a German university say they've found fossils that challenge how we think about human evolution. The bones found in southern Germany come from a primate that they believe walked upright millions of years earlier than previously thought possible.
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  • Differences in personality: What psychiatrists can learn from mice to treat depression
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  • Germany: Health apps to be available on prescription
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    Patients in Germany will be prescribed health apps starting in 2020, the German parliament announced on Thursday. Health insurance firms in Germany will provide digital health services on personal electronic devices.
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  • The EU declares war on e-waste
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    A widespread tendency in the health sector to act rather than wait for a more concrete diagnosis means far too many operations are carried out than is actually necessary, a new study has found.
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  • Germany plans to ban gay 'conversion therapy'
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  • Online maps fight environmental destruction
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  • Interview with Peter Predehl
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