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Is the Exxon Valdez spill site finally clean?

Earth

Is the Exxon Valdez spill site finally clean?

Nearly 20 years on from the devastating spill, scientists funded by Exxon say that the Alaskan sound contains only small patches of degraded oil that pose little risk to wildlife

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Earth

Switch to biofuels boosts insect pest

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Platinum-free fuel cell promises cheap, green power

Earth

Platinum-free fuel cell promises cheap, green power

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Gallery: Images that morph before your eyes

Physics

Gallery: Images that morph before your eyes

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Christmas books special: The best of 2008

Christmas books special: The best of 2008

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Review: The Antarctic: An anthology, edited by Francis Spufford

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Review: <i>Mars 3D</i> by Jim Bell

Space

Review: Mars 3D by Jim Bell

Books & Arts

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Review: Professor Stewart's Cabinet of Mathematical Curiosities by Ian Stewart

Books & Arts

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Review: The Stargazer's Guide: How to read our night sky by Emily Winterburn

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Review: <i>Hubble: Imaging Space and Time</i> by David Devorkin and Robert Smith

Review: Hubble: Imaging Space and Time by David Devorkin and Robert Smith

As NASA plans an ambitious final mission to the Hubble Space Telescope, now is the ideal time to delve into this weighty book covering every aspect of the super-gadget

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Review: Cool Stuff Exploded by Chris Woodford

Books & Arts

Review: Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Portfolio 18

Books & Arts

Review: Audubon: Early drawings

Books & Arts

Health

Human DNA may set off AIDS timebomb

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