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What's the economic value of nature?

Putting a price on the impact of nature may help us understand its true worth, argues environmentalist Tony Jupiter in What Has Nature Ever Done for Us?

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Selling the appeal of statistics

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Mariko Mori: From stone circles to stardust

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Humans

The science of Sherlock Holmes

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Two world-shaping visionaries who missed their targets

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Books for 2013 – a bibliophile's guide

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Your body's insights into life and cosmos

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X marks eureka: Inspiration struck here

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Photo puzzle: Can you make the connection?

Photo puzzle: Can you make the connection?

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Prehistoric cinema: A silver screen on the cave wall

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Prehistoric cinema: A silver screen on the cave wall

With cartoon frescoes, shadow theatre and a rudimentary form of animation, our ancestors knew how to bring their stories to life, says Catherine Brahic

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2012 Flash Fiction winner: Sleep by Richard Clarke

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Our deep relationship with water

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The top 10 science books of 2012

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Win our 10 favourite popular science books of 2012

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