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• Rare damselfly spotted by restored chalk river

  Conservationists have documented the return of an endangered insect following a major habitat project on the River Ash near Hertford. The scarce blue-tailed damselfly was identified at two wetland monitoring locations after a 4.3-mile section of the waterway was returned to its historical course. This early ecological win demonstrates how returning global rarities like chalk streams to their natural state directly aids struggling British wildlife.

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• NASA images show Antarctic island looking like giant skull after warm winter

  Unusually warm winter temperatures and low snowfall uncovered dark, bare ice across Antarctica's Vega Island, exposing geological formations that mimic facial features. Glaciologists emphasize that these darker surfaces absorb more solar radiation than reflective snow, triggering an accelerated melting feedback loop. The phenomenon reflects decades of documented ice loss across the island's glaciers rather than an isolated seasonal event.

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• Bolivia declares state of emergency over El Nino weather pattern

  President Rodrigo Paz enacted the decree on Saturday to expedite disaster funding and rescue operations as the nation grapples with dual threats from drought and floods. Across six departments, tens of thousands of families have already suffered significant agricultural losses. Scientists caution that the prevailing Pacific warming cycle could become the most intense ever recorded, threatening vulnerable populations globally.

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