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The sponges that spanned Europe
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Green technology comes of age: The eco-boom of the past few years has transformed the fortunes of a community of alternative technologists living and working in the Welsh hills. The public can now buy a stake in the centre's future - and help to finance
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On the roof of the rainforest: Biologists in an airship have settled on the top of a South American rainforest to explore the unique habitat of the canopy
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Female circumcision: Fighting a cruel tradition
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Earth
A sea change in the Sahel
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Technology
Technology: Getting to the heart of fetal distress
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Science: Iron 'scavenger' could help thalassaemia sufferers
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Science: More active, less radioactive?
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Science: Self-pollinating primrose is just too fertile
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Science: Solar neutrino problem solved at last?
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Science: 'Fourth' neutrino upsets the theories
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Science: Cloth fragments reveal the popular colours of the past
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Science: Water-borne parasite succumbs to allergy antibody
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Lingering danger of working in the mines
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Plague of pesticides
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Tamarins taken
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Improved implants
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Tokyo's famous put their heads together
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Bhopal cleanup
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Plants aplenty
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East-West power
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Light blues turn green
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Colliding nuclei give up their secrets
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Nuclear power reappears on the agenda
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Farmers and plant breeders lock horns over royalties
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Uranium mines leave heaps of trouble for Germany
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Space campus
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Gulf crisis takes toll of world's poor
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Camelford residents to be tested for brain damage
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Salyut-7 heads for crash-landing ..
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.As the Earth survives a near miss
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Government deals death blow to nuclear physics
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Wildlife choked by world's worst oil slick
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Indian farmers face the smoke
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No major changes for science
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Opinion
Features
Life
The sponges that spanned Europe
Features
Green technology comes of age: The eco-boom of the past few years has transformed the fortunes of a community of alternative technologists living and working in the Welsh hills. The public can now buy a stake in the centre's future - and help to finance
Features
On the roof of the rainforest: Biologists in an airship have settled on the top of a South American rainforest to explore the unique habitat of the canopy
Features
Female circumcision: Fighting a cruel tradition
Features
Earth
A sea change in the Sahel
Features
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Review: Law defines the limits of space
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Review: Oxford's Concise Science Dictionary
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Forum: Politics beneath the tree line - An ecological threat to Latin American stability
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Forum: Cold bed and breakfast - David Weitzman investigates the standard of campus living
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Review: Lives of the very famous
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Review: A non-trivial problem
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Review: Boundaries of perception
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Review: Croaking on a crocus
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Review: Compression without tears
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Review: Facts on physics
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Review: The sums of knowledge
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Review: The facts that fascinate
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Review: Online databases may in future oust reference books but it will be the reader's loss, they do not encourage serendipity, browsing or surprise a reader to switch off the computer and enjoy the pursuit of knowledge
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Review: In search of a killer heuristic
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Talking Point: The phoney crisis in American science
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