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CO<SUB>2</SUB> emissions stall thanks to China's passion for renewables

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CO2 emissions stall thanks to China's passion for renewables

China leads way in breaking link between economic growth and rising carbon emissions, as investments in green energy beat fossil fuel spending for fifth year

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Feedback: A mind-bending law looms

Feedback: A mind-bending law looms

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Conservation dilemmas: Is a shopping mall as alive as a wolf?

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Conservation dilemmas: Is a shopping mall as alive as a wolf?

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<i>Spirals in Time</i>: Uncover the secrets in seashells

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Spirals in Time: Uncover the secrets in seashells

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<i>How to see the world</i>: Understanding our visual culture

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How to see the world: Understanding our visual culture

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Pope's moral mission on global warming to shift US climate wars

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Pope's moral mission on global warming to shift US climate wars

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UK fracking wells get thumbs up from planners

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UK fracking wells get thumbs up from planners

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Transcribing tricks ushers in the golden age of juggling

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Transcribing tricks ushers in the golden age of juggling

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Some people can resist the ravages of HIV – here's how

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Some people can resist the ravages of HIV – here's how

About 1 per cent of people with HIV can suppress the virus without drugs, perhaps because a part of their immune system mounts an effective last-ditch response

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DNA is life's blueprint? No, there's far more to it than that

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The Soul of an Octopus: Getting to know an intelligent mollusc

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Polar bear caught eating dolphins and freezing the leftovers

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Cheers! Chimps' favourite tipple is sweet palm wine

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