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How heat from trains and sewers can warm our homes

Technology

How heat from trains and sewers can warm our homes

Europe wastes more heat than it uses to keep buildings warm. Now projects across the continent will tap everything from subways to sewers to keep homes cosy

Analysis

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Earth

Human cost of coal in the UK: 1600 lives a year

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Health

Stop persecution to halt HIV, says United Nations

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Animal-rights group sues to secure freedom for chimps

Life

Animal-rights group sues to secure freedom for chimps

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How we evolved to trade longevity for vitality

Life

How we evolved to trade longevity for vitality

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The best science books of 2013

The best science books of 2013

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The night: When darkness falls, fear rises

Life

The night: When darkness falls, fear rises

Features

Win our top gift: a stool made of fungus

Win our top gift: a stool made of fungus

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Win 13 of the best books from our seasonal guide

Win 13 of the best books from our seasonal guide

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Art's early dawn: When intelligence really began

Life

Art's early dawn: When intelligence really began

All over the world, we're finding art tens of thousands of years older than it should be. What awoke our creative minds so early, asks Alison George

Features

All present: Our pick of the best science gifts

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Gift guide: Our pick of the best science books

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Technology

Music helps you frame the perfect smartphone snap

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Life

When a rubber tongue becomes your own

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