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Quiet sufferers of the silent spring: What are organophosphate pesticides?
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Europe's answer to oil spills: Two years after the Exxon Valdez disaster, Alaskans are belatedly learning from the experience of spill prevention teams in Scotland and Norway
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Slicing through a continent: For the first time geophysicists have modelled a cross section through Europe's continental plate. Already, their results are surprising, but the real work has only just begun
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Quiet sufferers of the silent spring: Every year people in Britain are made ill by exposure to organophosphate pesticides. Why do they find it so difficult to get anyone to take them seriously?
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Acts of God, acts of man?: Poor people seem to bear the brunt of disasters, as in the Bangladesh catastrophe. If this is always true, should we be looking for technical or political solutions?
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Technology: Porous chips light up in colour
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Technology: Disco specs pump up the volume
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Technology: 'Doughnut' molecule puts healthier food on the menu
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Technology: Throw-away kit keeps tabs on cholesterol
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Technology: Chip irons the wrinkles out of golden oldies
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Science: Twins shed light on inherited epilepsy
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Technology: We shall trick them in the speeches
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Science: How to spot planets round distant stars
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Science: Antineutrinos - a window on the Earth's interior
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Science: Old jar suggests new wine theory
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Science: Cold dark matter may still rule the Universe
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Science: Tailored molecules could lead to protein chip
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Antarctic agreement
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Soviet space programme - a burden or a benefit?
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Belching rice
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Eureka in the East
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Bereft of books
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It came from outer space
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Forensic fees
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Cash flow
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Bush backs ban
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Fat finds its own level in the daily diet
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NASA cuts jeopardise 'real science'
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Reprieve for Germany's 'eastern' science
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Cash for contraception will keep family sizes falling
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Dutch revive plans for nuclear power
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Abortion methods 'compromised' by research
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Foiling fossil hunters in Eggs-en-Provence
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Faulty forensic testing convicted Maguire Seven
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Swedish rocket breaks up after liftoff
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Lucky escape for Europe's oldest flying insect
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Soviet ship may track pollution off Scotland
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Design study spurs debate on tanker safety
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Egos collide over abandoned particle detector
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Prospects dim for mines in Kakadu
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Opinion
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The World of Liquid Crystals
Features
Quiet sufferers of the silent spring: What are organophosphate pesticides?
Features
Europe's answer to oil spills: Two years after the Exxon Valdez disaster, Alaskans are belatedly learning from the experience of spill prevention teams in Scotland and Norway
Features
Slicing through a continent: For the first time geophysicists have modelled a cross section through Europe's continental plate. Already, their results are surprising, but the real work has only just begun
Features
Quiet sufferers of the silent spring: Every year people in Britain are made ill by exposure to organophosphate pesticides. Why do they find it so difficult to get anyone to take them seriously?
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Forum: In the pharmacist's image - Ian MacKillop dispenses a literary touch in the pharmacy
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Forum: Designed for no one - Malcolm Holmes calls for recruits to the Anti-Ergonomic League
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Forum: Lessons from a rainforest - Horticulturists should get out into the real world, says Debbie Macklin
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Forum: Everyone wants to be a doctor - Donald Gould on the desirability of having a professional handle to your name
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Review: Health matters
Books & Arts
Review: The drama for science
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Review: Bang, bang, you're dead
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Books / The murkier side of American politics
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Review: Their aim is true
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Review: Children of Mars
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Talking Point: Two cheers for Britain's first astronaut
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Thistle Diary: This year, next year, some time . . . Comment from Westminster
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