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Life-as-web theory can't be woven from fieldwork yarns

In The Ptarmigan's Dilemma, ecologists John and Mary Theberge tell witty, eloquent tales from 30 years of work – but their bigger game eludes them

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Learning to use nature's GPS

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The universe is a quantum computer

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Algae's solar electrons hijacked to steal power

Life

Algae's solar electrons hijacked to steal power

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Crystals + sound + water = clean hydrogen fuel

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Crystals + sound + water = clean hydrogen fuel

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Metal mist clears for fusion power

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A defuser's guide to the population explosion

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Electric cars jostle for position on the power grid

Earth

Electric cars jostle for position on the power grid

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The blessing and curse of choice

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Feeling animals' pain

In Second Nature, Jonathan Balcombe shows that animals experience the world as richly as us and may well feel and suffer more intensely than we do

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Kees van Deemter: The importance of being vague

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The mysterious case of the frogs' legs

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Earth

Nanotube cuff is 'solar cell' for exhaust pipes

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Earth

US still responsible for most CO2 emissions

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