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The Elements of Power makes a green case for rare metals

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The Elements of Power makes a green case for rare metals

David Abraham's new book argues, perhaps naively, that the role of rare metals in green tech outweighs the harm of mining them to satisfy our lust for gadgets

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Australia can go green and have economic growth – if it wants to

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Australia can go green and have economic growth – if it wants to

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Professionals, your time is up, prepare to be sidelined by tech

Professionals, your time is up, prepare to be sidelined by tech

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Fossil discovery could be the last common ancestor to all apes

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Fossil discovery could be the last common ancestor to all apes

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Would you take a genetic test that could lay bare your destiny?

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Would you take a genetic test that could lay bare your destiny?

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Inside the Samuel Johnson book prize: The science problem

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<em>The Master Algorithm</em>: A world remade by machines that learn

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The Master Algorithm: A world remade by machines that learn

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What is freedom in the digital age?

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What is freedom in the digital age?

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Tuberculosis now leading cause of death from infectious disease

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Tuberculosis now leading cause of death from infectious disease

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Baby due date could be predicted more precisely with cervix test

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Baby due date could be predicted more precisely with cervix test

Working out if a pregnant woman is likely to go into labour within the next week could now be possible – with a simple test to measure the length of the cervix

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Howler monkeys have to choose between big balls and big bawls

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What To Think About Machines That Think gets you thinking

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How a creationist instinct stops us seeing evolution everywhere

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How the matsutake mushroom lets us balance ecology and economics

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