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Earth

Killing beached whales is kinder, experts say

Attempts to refloat large cetaceans are mostly futile and can increase their suffering, say animal welfare specialists

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Neutron tracks revive hopes for cold fusion

Technology

Neutron tracks revive hopes for cold fusion

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'Hearts and minds' approach needed in green tech drive

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'Hearts and minds' approach needed in green tech drive

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Student project captures images of Earth from space

Space

Student project captures images of Earth from space

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Review: <i>The Lives of Ants</i> by Laurent Keller and Elisabeth Gordon

Review: The Lives of Ants by Laurent Keller and Elisabeth Gordon

Books & Arts

Review: <i>The Day We Found the Universe</i> by Marcia Bartusiak

Review: The Day We Found the Universe by Marcia Bartusiak

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Stephen Hawking's bedtime stories

Space

Stephen Hawking's bedtime stories

Features

Review: <i>Uranium</i> by Tom Zoellner

Technology

Review: Uranium by Tom Zoellner

Books & Arts

Review: <i>The Ego Tunnel</i> by Thomas Metzinger

Review: The Ego Tunnel by Thomas Metzinger

Books & Arts

Oil rigs may be fit for porpoise

Earth

Oil rigs may be fit for porpoise

The finding that North Sea drilling platforms are cetacean feeding grounds prompts the question: should old rigs be left in place once their commercial life is over?

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Earth

Photography: Life and death beneath the waves

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Technology

Atomic construction yields punchier power store

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Earth

Solar power schemes could protect nature reserves

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Review: The Crowded Universe by Alan Boss

Books & Arts

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