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In 1904, a British duke sent six Himalayan tahr to New Zealand for hunting; five survived, and the population later grew to tens of thousands

In 1904, a British duke gave New Zealand six Himalayan tahr to hunt. A long-term study found their grazing affected alpine plant cover and tussock height.

In 1904, a British duke sent six Himalayan tahr to New Zealand for hunting; five survived, and the population later grew to tens of thousands

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Trade unions push for EU law to address menopause at work

The European Trade Union Confederation wants menopause enshrined in EU workplace legislation, as the European Parliament examines the issue and the Commission stops short of proposing a dedicated…

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