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Why deep-water oil spills do their damage deep down

Earth

Why deep-water oil spills do their damage deep down

As little as 2 per cent of the oil spilling into the Gulf of Mexico may be accounted for by surface slicks, a study of a controlled spill suggests

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Bumpology: My fetus is smarter than an earthworm

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Bumpology: My fetus is smarter than an earthworm

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What the climate bill means for the US way of life

Earth

What the climate bill means for the US way of life

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Maiden voyage for first true space sail

Space

Maiden voyage for first true space sail

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Where we're at with geoengineering

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The ant way to success

Books & Arts

Living in denial: Questioning science isn't blasphemy

Living in denial: Questioning science isn't blasphemy

Opinion

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Ten speculations on the solar system

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How we get others to do what we want

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Neanderthals not the only apes humans bred with

Life

Neanderthals not the only apes humans bred with

A growing body of evidence suggests that our ancestors got it on with extinct hominid species, including Neanderthals and other Homo species

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Life

Bumpology: Ultrasound reveals breastfeeding mechanics

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Earth

Oil industry failed to heed blowout warnings

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Earth

Bugs will give us free power while cleaning our sewage

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Art meets science: When worlds collaborate

Books & Arts

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